No it is not always a mixed number if you add two mixed numbers
Hello!
hint: we can rewrite your function as below:
<span>3/<span>tan<span>(<span>4x−3π</span>) = </span></span></span>3(1+tan4xtan3π)/tan4x−tan3π =
=<span>3/<span>tan<span>(<span>4x</span>) = </span></span></span>3cot<span>(<span>4x</span><span>)
</span></span>now, since the period P of cotangent function is pi, then the period of cot(4x), which is the period of our original function, is such that:
<span>"4P=π"
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Answer:
I believe the answer is transative property. I'm currently taking the test so I'm not 100% sure if I'm right yet.
Step-by-step explanation:
In step one, AGE and HGB are verticle angles since they are opposite of each other. then step two is alternate interior angles because they are interior angles opposite of each other, self-explanatory. the reason I choose the transitive property over the corresponding angles theorem is because the transitive property states: among A B and C, if A=B and B=c then A=C and in this case since AGE=HGB andHGB=CHE then AGE=CHE. I hope this helps and if you know the right answer just put it in the comments, if I'm wrong ofc.
Answer:
1/2, 11/6
Step-by-step explanation:
y=-4+9y
9y-y=4
8y=4
y=1/2
3x-5=1/2
3x=5+1/2=11/2
x=11/6
Answer:
its 45
Step-by-step explanation:
