Answer:
m+6n
Step-by-step explanation:
Let number of men who attended last year=m
Let number of women who attended last year=n
This year, we expect Six times the amount of women attendance last year =6 X n = 6n
The same number of men, m will be expected this year
Therefore, Number of Expected Attendees
= Number of Men + (Six Times the Number of Women)
=m+6n
We can expect (m+6n) people to be in attendance this year.
Answer: i don't even know what a factor is
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that
2π/3 radians-------> convert to degrees-----> 2*180/3---> 120°
120°=90°+30°
Part a) Find <span>sin(2π/3)
</span>sin(2π/3)=sin (90°+30°)
we know that
sin (A+B)=sin A*cos B+cos A*sin B
so
sin (90°+30°)=sin 90*cos 30+cos 90*sin 30
sin 90=1
cos 30=√3/2
cos 90=0
sin 30=1/2
sin (90°+30°)=1*√3/2+0*1/2-----> √3/2
the answer part a) is
sin(2π/3)=√3/2
Part b) Find cos (2π/3)
cos (2π/3)=cos (90°+30°)
we know that
cos (A+B)=cos A*cos B-sin A*sin B
so
cos (90°+30°)=cos 90*cos 30-sin 90*sin 30
sin 90=1
cos 30=√3/2
cos 90=0
sin 30=1/2
cos (90°+30°)=0*√3/2-1*1/2----> -1/2
the answer part b) is
cos (2π/3)=-1/2
