The room increases 0.5°F every minute
How?
in 10 minutes the room increased from 65° to 70°
that means in 5 minutes the room increased from 65° to 67.5°
that's a 2.5° increase and if you divide that by 5 your get how much it increases by 1 minute; which is 0.5°
18 - 5z + 6z > 3 + 6
18 + z > 9
- 18 - 18
z > -9
Solution Set: (-9, ∞)
Converting 25 degrees to radians:
180° = π radians.
1° = π/180 radians.
25° = (π/180 radians) * 25
= (25/180) * π radians.
Leaving the answer in terms of π, 25/180 = 5/36
= (25/180) * π radians = (5/36)π radians or ≈ 0.1389π radians.
Therefore 25° = (5/36)π radians or ≈ 0.1389π radians
I hope this explains it.
I think why you did not get it was because you did not leave your answer in terms of π or as a multiple of π, so as a multiple of π our answer is:
= (5/36)π radians or ≈ 0.1389π radians
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