Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Well, if the question gave you a right triangle, an angle, and the side length of the side opposite to that angle, this question should scream (TRIGONOMETRY). So tap into your brain and think about how you can use sin, cosine, and/or tangent to solve the problem.
So notice that the question is asking for the side length of CB, the side adjacent to the angle C (53 degrees). Since we already have the length of the side opposite to C (10), we can use tangent, because we know the value of tan58 if we put it in a calculator, and we know the length opposite to C.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The point is located in Quadrant II of the graph, where x-values are negative and y-values are positive.
Each marking on the graph represents one unit of distance. The two <em>axes</em> meet at the origin, where the coordinate point is equal to .
So, you can count backwards once from the origin to get your x-value ⇒ and count up upwards four times from
to get your y-value ⇒
.
Finally, place these in a coordinate point ⇒
.
Answer:
\large \boxed{\textbf{Bowl = 300 g; cup = 200 g}}
Step-by-step explanation:
Let b = the mass of a bowl
and c = the mass of a cup
We have two conditions:
Calculations:
Check:
OK.