<span>T = 3U / E solve for U
3U = T * E
U = (</span>T * E)/3
U = 1/3(TE)
A point (-0.8, 0.6) will be a point on the unit circle in the second quadrant. Since it is a unit circle, its radius is 1, and we have
sin(α) = y = 0.6
cos(α) = x = -0.8
tan(α) = y/x = 0.6/-0.8 = -0.75
The angle is α = arccos(-0.8) ≈ 143.13°
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For the unit circle, the trig values are always the coordinates or their ratio as shown above, regardless of quadrant.
The answer is x=3 because abt+tbc=abc
To evaluate two fractions being divided, you must turn the right fraction into a reciprocal. That means you must put the bottom number at the top and then put the top number on the bottom (you’re basically switching them).
8/13 / 3/2
Now, once you turned the other number into a reciprocal, you multiply across. The top number times the other top number and do this to the bottom numbers, too.
8/13 * 3/2 = 24/26
You found the answer, 24/26. But as you can see, it’s not one of the choices. That’s because you need to simplify.
24/26 / 2/2 = 12/13
12/13 is your answer, or choice C!
I hope this helped. Comment below if you have any questions.
