Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The scale is depending on the size of each cat. Lets say the larger cat is A and the smaller one is B. The scale factor from B to A is 1.75 (or 3.5/2)
when solving for scale factor you divide the original drawing and scale drawing. Original is denominator, Scale is Numerator.
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
(f O g) this basically means that the input x first goes trough the function g and then f. Like f(g(x)).
So when x went trough g, you got the output g(x) and then this went trough f and you got f(g(x)) = -8 = 'f(x)'.
With this in mind you can retrace your steps by first looking at what input can get -8 as an output, for f this is -4. this means g(x) = -4
Then you look at what input (this is the x you're looking for) gets you the ouput -4. Looking at the second image you'll picture see that it's the input 3.
<span>150 degrees.
Let's assume the center camera is pointed to at an angle of 0 degrees. Since it has a coverage of 60 degrees, then it will cover the angles from -30 to +30 degrees. Now we'll continue to use the +/- 30 degree coverage for the other two cameras. The second camera is aimed at 45 degrees, so it's range of coverage is 15 degrees to 75 degrees (45 +/- 30). Notice that the range from 15 degrees to 30 degrees is covered by 2 cameras. Now the 3rd camera is pointed at -45 degrees, so its coverage is from -15 degrees to -75 degrees. It also has an overlap with the 1st camera from -15 to -30 degrees.
The total coverage of all three cameras ranges from -75 degrees to 75 degrees. That means that an arc of 150 degrees in total is covered by all three cameras.</span>
