That would be tan
(1-cos)(1+cos)=1-cos² which equals to sin²
√sin²/cos²= sin/cos which equals to tan
Answer:
In Grade 8, 17% of students liked running
Step-by-step explanation:
Although this table is incomplete, there are still enough information to answer.
First, we need to be aware that the data here is written in decimal numbers, which is another way to write percentages.
In other words, 100% equals to 1, which is to say that if we multiply decimal number with 100 we'll get the percentage:
0.39 = 39%
0.04 = 4%
Another important thing to establish is that the value of decimal number DOES NOT mean the number of people, it only suggests the ratio:
0.26 does not mean 26 people etc.
Knowing this, from this incomplete table, we see that 0.17 students from grade 8 liked running. And now we know that 0.17 equals to 17%, which makes B the correct answer.
I made a risky challenge because I wanted to make a joke. I handled it by just taking it truthfully and just say that it was a joke.
Answer:
1) (x-6)^2=49
2) C
Step-by-step explanation:
Subtract 12 x and you get
-x^2-12x+13=0
You will be left with, after making a perfect square
(x-6)^2=49
To get rid of the squared/2nd power, add plus or minus to the opposite side and square root both sides. You will be left with
x-6=plus or minus 7
Your answer comes out to the to problem. Setting both to 0, you get -13, and 1. -6 plus 7 is 1, and -6 plus a -7 is -13.
