Hello,
If you are starting with the angle of 40 degrees, you have an adjacent side and hypotenuse. Therefore, it is a cosine relationship.
We can write:
cos(40) = adj / hyp
cos(40) = x / 220
To solve for x, simply multiply 220 by the cos(40).
You can write it as: 220 cos(40)
Good luck,
MrEQ
Solve for x: x^2+4x-5=16x
first take 16x from both sides of the equation
x²-12x-5=0
now we have a quadratic. we can solve it by using the quadratic formula
x=-b plus or minus the square root of b²-4ac all divided by 2a
where a=1, b=-12 and c=-5
plug these numbers into the formula
x=12 plus or minus the square root of 144-4x1x-5 all divided by 2
<span>x=12 plus or minus the square root of 164 all divided by 2
or in decimal form </span>x = {12.403124237, -0.403124237}
Answer:
-27
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A and D
Step-by-step explanation:
Since tangent is opposite/adjacent,
Tan 40 in this case would be x/3.8 (i used x because we don't know what the value is)
So, you set it up as an algebra problem
Tan40 = x/3.8
Multiply both sides by 3.8
3.8tan40 = x, Option A
And then, angle E is 50 degrees
So tan 50 = 3.8/x
Multiply both sides by x
tan50x = 3.8
Divide both sides by tan50
x= 3.8/tan50
So, A and D are both correct
If the equation is in the form of y = mx + C, where m and C are real numbers, the slope (which means gradient) of the line is the coefficient of x (I.e. the number to the left of x in simple language), which is m.
In this case, m = 54 and C = -13pie. Both are real numbers, which means that this equation satisfies the form of y = mx + C
m is the coefficient of x, which is 54. 54 is the gradient of this line, which means that for every 54 y-axis units the line increases, the line increases 1 x-axis unit.
Hope this helps! :)
