Answer:
q= -ck+dp/
-k+d
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
Multiply both sides by p.
dp=ck−kq+pq
Step 2:
Flip the equation.
ck−kq+pq=dp
Step 3:
Add -ck to both sides.
−kq+pq=−ck+dp
Step 4:
Factor out variable q.
q(−k+p)=−ck+dp
Step 5:
Divide both sides by -k+p.
q= -ck+dp/
-k+d
Sorry if it's all letters and u needed numbers.
Sine is positive while cotangent is negative. So this must mean cosine is negative since cos/sin = cot. In other words, cotangent is the ratio of cosine over sine.
Because cosine is negative and sine is positive, this places theta in quadrant 2
This is where x < 0 and y > 0. Recall that on the unit circle, x = cos(theta) and y = sin(theta).
The answer is choice B) quadrant II
Answer:
it would be 17 if you round the answer or 17.69.
For the first part remember that an equilateral triangle is a triangle in which all three sides are equal & all three internal angles are each 60°. <span>So x-coordinate of R is in the middle of ST = (1/2)(2h-0) = h
And for the second </span><span> since this is an equilateral triangle the x coordinate of point R is equal to the coordinate of the midpoint of ST, which you figured out in the previous answer. Hope this works for you</span>
