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Answer: sqrt(2)/2 which is choice D
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Explanation
(3pi/4) radians converts to 135 degrees after multiplying by the conversion factor (180/pi).
The angle 135 degrees is in quadrant 2. We subtract the angle 135 from 180 to find the reference angle
180-135 = 45
Then you can use a 45-45-90 triangle to determine that the ratio of opposite over hypotenuse is sqrt(2)/2
sine is positive in quadrant 2
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Alternatively, you can use a unit circle. Refer to the diagram below. In red, I've circled the angle 3pi/4 radians. The terminal point for this angle has a y coordinate of sqrt(2)/2
Recall that y = sin(theta).
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
m∠6 = 116°
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>first find x:</u>
7x - 17 = 2x + 78
subtract 2x from both sides: 5x - 17 = 78
add 17 to both sides: 5x = 95
divide by 5: x = 19
<u>plug x into 7x - 17</u>
7(19) - 17 = 116
∠6 and 7x - 17 are vertical angles and therefore congruent, so m∠6 also = 116°
D) these two figures are similar they don't look similar at first because the X'Z'Y' is more upwards. But they are congruent meaning they are similar or exactly the same almost. This basically tells me that I need to use translation.
E) I can use reflection to get XYZ into X'Y'Z' by reflecting it across the x-axis. I could also use translation and move it up 6 and then move it to the right.
C) The last one I could use is rotation and move it around around 45* or something close to the the other one.
