By applying the law of sines and some algebraic handling, the length of the side LJ is approximately equal to 3.517 units. (Right choice: D)
<h3>What is the missing side of the triangle according to the law of sines?</h3>
The law of sines presents a relationship between sides and <em>opposite</em> angles, which is described below:
9/sin 89° = LJ/sin 23° (1)
LJ = 9 × sin 23°/sin 89°
LJ ≈ 3.517
By applying the law of sines and some algebraic handling, the length of the side LJ is approximately equal to 3.517 units. (Right choice: D)
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Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
42%=
= 0.42
Here, we are missing the slope and the y intercept.
Lets look for the y intercept first.
Where does it cross the y axis? At 3!!
3 is the y intercept.
Now, find the slope by using the slope formula.

(0,3) and (2,1)
m = 1-3/2-0 = -2/2 = -2/2 = -1
m = -1
Okay, so we found our slope, now just write the equation.
Answer: y = -1x + 3
Yes, because the x’s aren’t repeated
Answer:
Estimate = 0.4
Quotient = 0.355 ---> Approximated to nearest thousandth
Step-by-step explanation:
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When 1.066 is divided by 3,
The quotient is 0.3553......
When estimating to tenths,
We stop the quotient at 0.35 then round it up.
This gives 0.4
When estimating to nearest thousandth,
We stop the quotient at 0.3553 then round it up;
This gives 0.355