You know from similar triangles that ...
KM/KO = LM/LN
(20 +x)/12 = x/8
Multiplying by 24, we get
2(20 +x) = 3x
40 +2x = 3x
Subtracting 2x, we get
40 = x . . . . . . . . . . the measure of LM
The Pythagorean theorem tells us
(LN)² +(NM)² = (LM)²
Substituting known values, this becomes
8² +(NM)² = 40²
(NM)² = 40² -8² = 1600 -64 = 1536
Then the measure of NM is ...
NM = √1536 ≈ 39.19
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember, you can do anything to an equation as long as you do it to both sides
and when multiply or divide by a negative in inequalities, flip the direction of the sign
12x-39<9
add 39 to both sides
12x<48
divde bothh sides by 12
x<4
-4x+3<-6
minus 3 both sides
-4x<-9
times both sides by -1 and flip sign
4x>9
divide both sides by 4
x>9/4
Answer:
x = 52.2 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we are to
calculate the value of the angle x
Now the first thing to identify is that what we have is a right angled triangle as one of the angles is 90 degrees
This means that we can employ the use of trigonometric identities to calculate whatever we want to calculate.
The question now is which trigonometric identity is the correct one to use
To answer this, we need to be sure of the sides we were given. Looking at the diagram we have one side facing the 90 degrees angle and the other side facing the angle x itself.
The one facing the angle given is the opposite while the one facing the angle 90 is the hypotenuse
So the trigonometric identity to use is the one that links the opposite and the hypotenuse
This is the sine
mathematically;
sine of an angle = length of opposite/length of hypotenuse
In this case
sine x = 6.4/8.1
sine x = 0.7901
Thus;
x = arc sin 0.7901
x = 52.2 degrees
Answer:
instrumental backing
EXPLANATION:
The Funk Brothers were a group of Detroit-based session musicians who performed the backing to most Motown recordings from 1959 until the company moved to Los Angeles in 1972.
Reference:
Ryan, Jack (2016). Recollections, the Detroit Years: The Motown Sound by the People who Made it. Glendower Media. p. 102. ISBN 978-0914303190.
