Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
∠A - Angle can also be named by the vertex holding the angle.
∠TAR
∠RAT
Answer:
For the first equation the answer for "X" will be,

if you want me to solve for y instead then the answer will be,

for the second equation the answer for "X" will be,

If you want me to solve for y instead then the answer will be,

They are equivalent because they have the same numbers and when you do the math it give 96 for both of them
Using the Newton's second Law
F≠0
F=ma
m= 0.25 kg
a= 15.5 m/s
F=ma
F=(.25)(15.5)
F=3.875 N
Ta daa!
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PS this would be better suited to the "Physics" section