Answer:
In the given quote from the short story ‘Sredni Vashtar’ the author Saki (Hector Hugh Munro, 1870 - 1916) suggests that the main character Conradin is seeing the world to consist of two parts. His cousin Mrs. De Ropp, whom he deeply despises, belongs to the bigger part of the world (three-fifth).
Explanation:
- This part is <em>necessary</em>, because it keeps the material things around Conradin to function properly (like getting food, fresh clothing, etc).
- This part is <em>disagreeable</em>, because it imposes its rules and control over Conradin, as Mrs. De Ropp does.
- This part is <em>real, </em>because it is material, opposing to the imaginary world, with which Conradin identifies himself.
The answer to your question is BOTH A AND B
The head lamp has a balanced force.
The book has a balanced force.
The car has a balanced force.
The clock doesn't have a balanced force.
The ball has a balanced force.
The bicycle doesn't have a balanced force.
The air jet has a balanced force.
The boat doesn't have a balanced force.
The teddy bear doesn't have a balanced force.
For all of the triangles you have to use Sin, Cosin, or Tangent. Sin= opposite/hypotenuse, Cosin=adjacent/hypotenuse, and Tangent= opposite/adjacent.
Question 2-
You have the hypotenuse and you are trying to find the adjacent. Cos(35)=x/51
Multiply the 51 over and now you have 51Cos(35)=x. x=41.77m
Question 3-
Tan(30)= x/24. 24Tan(30)=x. x= 13.856m
Question 4-
Sin(70)=x/18. 18Sin(70)=x. x=16.9 m
Question 5-
Cos(60)= x/30. 30Cos(60)=x. x=15m
Question 6-
Tan(55)=x/6. 6Tan(55)=x. x= 8.568m
