Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Method 1: Using a calculator <em>instead</em> of the unit circle
The unit circle gives coordinates pairs for the <em>cos</em> and <em>sin</em> values at a certain angle. Therefore, if an angle is given, use a calculator to evaluate the functions at cos(angle) and sin(angle).
Method 2: Using the unit circle
Use the unit circle to locate the angle measure of 150° (or 5π/6 radians) and use the coordinate pair listed by the value (see attachment).
This coordinate pair is (-√3/2, 1/2).
You would know because for example, if it's out of 4 and the fraction said 4/4, that would mean one. 3/3 would mean one. 2/2 and so on
Answer: x = 14 - 5y
y = 14/5 - x/5( if you solve for y )
2nd one x = 35/4 + y/4
y = -35 +4x ( solve for y )
Answer:
The inequality is incorrect.
Step-by-step explanation:
Plugging in the value for m (15) and solving, we find that the inequality cannot be correct, as 75 is greater than, NOT less than 72.