Use the SIN to find x? 190m Xm 1. Set Up 2. Operation 3. Answer 52.2

Temka [501]

This is the answers and their coordinates

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3 years ago

Tom says that he needs 6 rolls to obtain each possible outcome on a 6-sided die. On the fourth roll, he rolls his second "3”. To

laila [671]

Tom is incorrect

He keeps getting the same number of 1:6 on each roll.

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3 years ago

Will make you brainlistt if it is right

dexar [7]

Answer:

The amount of weeks is your independent variable, or X variable, and the height is you dependents variable.

Step-by-step explanation:

I don't know what this question is about so I'm gonna use plants as an example. The amounts of weeks that you are growing a plant is not dependent on anything. Nothing can cause change to that variable, so it would be your X. The height that your plant has grown DOES depend on how long you've grown it, so the amount of weeks, making it your Y variable.

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3 years ago

If x<0 and y>0, determine the sign of the real number.

UNO [17]

Answer:

both negative because y is negative and make both answers negative

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3 years ago

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QUICK EASY 25 POINTS!!

MAVERICK [17]

Answer:

1. leave the radical symbol and don't try to convert it to a decimal form

2. The approximated value differs from the exact solution and doesn't give a true equation.

3. Depending on the case, if she needs a mathematical answer, the exact value should be used, but for more practical applications, the rounded decimal form would be more usable.

Step-by-step explanation:

The step by step solution to the equation:

$4x^3=756\\x^3=\frac{756}{4} =189\\x=\sqrt[3]{189} \\x=\sqrt[3]{3^3*7} \\x=3*\sqrt[3]{7}$

1.- Exact solution means that if in the final step when solving for x the value of $x^3$ is not a perfect cube, one needs to leave it indicated as a radical expression (with the radical symbol).

in our case, the cubic root of 189 is not a perfect cube. The factor form of 189 is: $3^3*7$ , so there is a perfect cube factor ( $3^3$ ), but the other factor (7) is a prime number. Therefore 3 can get out of the root, while 7 stays inside.

2.- The equation was solved above, in exact form. Now to solve it giving a decimal approximation, we use a calculator to find the cubic root of 7, which is an irrational number with infinite number of decimals, the first of which we type here: $\sqrt[3]{7} = 1.91293118...$

Therefore, the decimal approximation to the solving for x would be:

$x=3*\sqrt[3]{7}=3*1,91293118...=5.73879...=5.74$

Where we rounded to two decimals as requested.

When we replace the exact answer in the original expression, we get a perfect equality:

$4*x^3=756\\4* (3\sqrt[3]{7} )^3=756\\4*3^3*(\sqrt[3]{7} )^3=756\\4*27*7=756\\\\756=756$

While if we use the approximate answer, we get:

$4*x^3=756\\\\4*(5.74)^3=756\\\\4*189.119224=756\\756.476896=756$

which is NOT a true equality.

3.- I would stick with the idea of showing the exact answer as answer to the mathematical equation. but for a practical case (for example she needs to by some material as a result of her equation solving, it would be more practical to take the numerical approximation to the store, instead of a cubic root of a number.

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3 years ago