This is Pythagorean's Theorem, with one leg being 10 and the hypotenuse being 16. Using those values in the theorem looks like this:
and
and
so
Take the square root of both sides to find that b = 12.5
If Deliah does jumping jacks at a constant rate, this means that she does them at the same pace or you could say that she does the same amount of jumping jacks in a specified amount of time, ie. if you counted how many jumping jacks she did in one minute, it would be same as how many she would complete in the next minute, and the next, and so on.
Now given that she does 184 jumping jacks in four minutes, and she has kept a constant pace throughout, to find out how many she does each minute, we simply need to divide the number of jumping jacks she does in 4 minutes by 4. Thus:
Jumping jacks in 1 minute = Jumping jacks in 4 minutes / 4
= 184 / 4
= 46
Thus, Deliah can do 46 jumping jacks per minute.
well, what is 9,744/2,280? take that and move the decimal point two places to the right to find the answer.
Answer:
Number of fruit flies after 14 days is equal to 1880.
Step-by-step explanation:
given,
fruit flies at the beginning of the experiment = 200 fruit flies
rate of increase of fruit flies = 5 per hour
to calculate the number of flies after 14 days.
time = 14 days = 14 × 24 = 336 hours
flies after 14 days = initial number of flies + rate of increase × time
= 200 + 5 × 336
= 1880 fruit flies.
hence,Number of fruit flies after 14 days is equal to 1880.
Answer:
The solutions are the following:
- z=2(cos(π6)+isin(π6))=√3+12i
- z=2(cos(2π3)+isin(2π3))=−1+i√3
- z=2(cos(7π6)+isin(7π6))=−√3−12i
- z=2(cos(5π3)+isin(5π3))=1−i√3
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