6√90 = <span>2.11693286302546 So, this number to the power of six equals 90. </span><span>2.11693286302546^6 = 90 </span> The correct answer is <span>2.11693286302546. </span>
All polynomials of the p=at² where a is in R is a subspace Pn for an appropriate value of n do not fulfill the condition and hence do not form the subspace
60 degrees or C. Since the missing angle is the opposite of the 120 degree angle, 180 degrees minus(since that is the amount of degrees in a straight line, and a circle contains 360 degrees) the other angle gives you your answer.
simple : when we have a point defined as (1, 4), it means x = 1, y = 4.
and since the point is on the graph of a function/equation it means that when we use x = 1 and calculate the equation, we get 4 as result (= y). so yes, that means that both sides of the "=" sign are indeed equal for this pair of values, which makes the equation true.
but there will be usually many other pairs that do that too.