John is correct because between the time and distance, you divide by 9 to get the distance or multiply by 9 to get the time.
I think the answer is b and c but I’m not very sure
Answer:
option 2
Step-by-step explanation:
The problem can be solved using Pythagoras' identity for a right triangle.
The angle between due East and due North is 90°
The solution here involves using the Cosine rule.
let x be the direct distance between house and office, then
x² = 17² + 21² - 2(17)(21)cos90° → option 2
Note that since cos90° = 0 the equation reduces to
x² = 17² + 21² ← Pythagoras' identity
Answer:
See deduction below
Step-by-step explanation:
I will use the known inference rules (modus ponens, etc)
From d) and b),
~r
q → r
Therefore ~q (by Modus Tollens)
From a), and our previous conclusion:
p ∨ q
~q
Therefore p (by disjunctive sillogism)
Until know, we have concluded p and ~q. By e)
~q → u ∧ s
~q
Therefore u∧s. (Modus Ponens)
From p, u∧s, and c)
u∧s
s (simplification)
p (previous conclusion)
p∧s (adjuntion)
p∧s→t (Modus Ponens)
Therefore t, as we wanted to conclude.
