Answer:
the second statement is not true
Step-by-step explanation:
If x squared equals 100, it doesn't mean necessarily that x is positive ten, since you can get 100 also by squaring the value (-10):
(-10)
The second statement is ignoring the possibility of x being a negative ten which also gives 100 as answered when squared.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
11) strategy: since they tell us. indirectly, that the length of JK is the same as LM then we can set those two equal, solve for X and then.. when we have X we can figure out the lenght of JK and LM and then just divide that by 2 go get PK ( :0 Player Killer ??? no , not that PK)
solve JK and LM
3x + 23 =9x-19
42 = 6x
7 = x
now that we know x = 7 plug it into either equation to come up with the length of JK or LM . I'll pick JK just b/c it was 1st
3(7) + 23 = JK
21+23 = JK
44 = JK
now take half of 1/2*JK= 22 that is PK ( are you sure that 's not player killer?)
PK = 22
12) strategy: set the two arcs BG and GC equal and solve for X, then plug x into either equation and the multiply the answer by 2 to find arc AB
9x-20 = 5x + 28
4x = 48
X = 12
9(12) -20 = BG
88 = BG
2*88 + AB
176 = AB
13) done
14) strategy: find the angle at L, and that will also be the arc of MK
<em>copy and past the below</em> helpful trig functions into your computer
Use SOH CAH TOA to recall how the trig functions fit on a triangle
SOH: Sin(Ф)= Opp / Hyp
CAH: Cos(Ф)= Adj / Hyp
TOA: Tan(Ф) = Opp / Adj
<em>copy and past the above</em> :
use which ever trig function you want , we have all the sides of the triangle, I'll use CAH
Cos(Ф) = 9/15
Ф = arcCos(9/15)
Ф = 53.13010°
arc MK = 53.13010°
15) strategy: arc JK is just 2 times MK
2*MK = 106.26020°
arc MK = 106.26020°
16) find arc JPK strategy: JPK is just the remaining part of a full circle of 360 - MK = 253.7397°
arc JPK = 253.7397°
Answer:
z=13
Step-by-step explanation:
SU 1
------ = ------
WV 2
z 1
----- = ----------
z+13 2
Using cross products
2z = z+13
Subtract z from each side
2z-z = z+13-z
z = 13
Answer:
26 is the answer. am I right?
Answer:
A relation is just a set of ordered pairs (x,y) . In formal mathematical language, a function is a relation for which: if (x1,y) and (x2,y) are both in the relation, then x1=x2 . This just says that in a function, you can't have two ordered pairs with the same x -value but different y -values.
Step-by-step explanation:
