Since we know there are π radians in 180°, then how many radians are there in 153°?
Answer:
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Answer:
201.2
Step-by-step explanation:
area= s^2n
----------- ( 180)
4+9 ---------
( n )
Area equals S squared n over four plus nine times ( 180 over n )
For matrix subtraction, you subtract the corresponding cell of the second matrix from the first. So, looking at the first spot, you have 4 (from the first matrix) - 4 (from the second matrix) = 0 (the first number in the output matrix). Continuing that for the next spot, -4 - -3 = -4 + 3 = -1. Finally, -2 - 5 = -7. This means your answer is [0 -1 -7].
