Answer:
Suppose that A is the set of sophomores at your school and B is the set of students in discrete mathematics at your school.
a) It is the intersection A ∩ B
b) This is the difference A − B.
c) It is the union A ∪ B.
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d) It can be shown as A ∪ B. (bar over A and B both)
Answer:
A -60i - 14j
Step-by-step explanation:
u = -9i + 8j
v = 7i + 5j
2u = 2(-9i + 8j) = -18i + 16j
6v = 6(7i + 5j) = 42i + 30j
2u - 6v
(-18i + 16j) - (42i + 30j)
(-18i - 42i) + (16j-30j)
-60i - 14j
Answer:
D. x = -1.
Step-by-step explanation:
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One million i believe dont you just half for square roots???
The cosine repeats itself every 360 degrees, and it mirrors at 0 and 180 degrees. It inverts around 90 and 270.
So without using a calculator, you can tell that:
cos(520)=cos(520-360)=cos(160)
cos(160) = cos(180-20) = cos(180+20) = cos(200)
cos(160) is NOT equal to cos(20), it would be -cos(20).
cos(160) = -cos(20) = -cos(-20)
So C is the only one unequal.
