Here's how to rewrite cos^4x tan^2x in the first power of cosine.
See the attached image.
First step, find the trigonometric identity of tan^2x.
Then simply everything until you only get cos x.
Remove all the exponents. Simplify.
I looked it up and this is what it said
Least to greatest: 1.5 qt; 7 c; 64 fl oz
Answer:
The answer is 27.15
this is your equation to your answer step by step
4.40+ 3.25=
7.65
7.65+3.25=10.9
10.9+3.25=14.15
14.5+3.25=17.4
17.4+3.25=20.65
20.65+3.25=23.9
23.9+3.25=
Step-by-step explanation:
2 × (First Angle + Second Angle) = 360°
5x + 9x + 26 = 360°/2
14x + 26 = 180°
14x = 180 - 26
14x = 154
x = 154/14
x = 11°
The answer is B.
Answer:
C and D
Step-by-step explanation:
So from the equation <em>y = 1.26x + 9.49</em> we can gather that <em>9.49</em> is an initial value because it has to be added to the number with a variable <em>( 1.26x)</em>
Because <em>1.26</em> has a variable of <em>x </em>and x represents a week, we know that the number<em> 1.26 </em>will increases in value depending on how many weeks have passed.
