<u>We are Given:</u><u>_______________________________________________</u>
ΔABC right angled at B
BC = 8
AC = 20
<u>Part A:</u><u>_____________________________________________________</u>
Finding the length of AB
From the Pythagoras theorem, we know that:
AC² = BC² + AB²
replacing the given values
(20)² = (8)² + AB²
400 = 64 + AB²
AB² = 336 [subtracting 64 from both sides]
AB = 18.3 [taking the square root of both sides]
<u>Part B:</u><u>_____________________________________________________</u>
Finding Sin(A)
we know that Sin(θ) = Opposite / Hypotenuse
The side opposite to ∠A is BC and The hypotenuse is AC
So, Sin(A) = BC / AC
Sin(A) = 8/20 [plugging the values]
Sin(A) = 2/5
<u>Part C:</u><u>_____________________________________________________</u>
Finding Cos(A)
We know that Cos(θ) = Adjacent / Hypotenuse
The Side adjacent to ∠A is AB and the hypotenuse is AC
So, Cos(A) = AB / AC
Cos(A) = 18.3/20 [plugging the values]
Cos(A) = 183 / 200
<u>Part D:</u><u>_____________________________________________________</u>
Finding Tan(A)
We know that Tan(θ) = Opposite / Adjacent
Since BC is opposite and AB is adjacent to ∠A
Tan(A) = BC / AB
Tan(A) = 8 / 18.3 [plugging the values]
Tan(A) = 80 / 183
Answer:
The diagonal is irrational because it is a product of a rational and an irrational number
Step-by-step explanation:
The options are not given. However, the question is still answerable.
Given
Shape: Square
Length: Rational
Since the side length is said to be rational, I'll answer the question based on whether the diagonal is rational or not.
Having said that:
The diagonal (d) of a square with side length (l) is calculated using Pythagoras theorem.


Take positive square root of both sides

Split:


Recall that the side length (l) is rational.
However,
is irrational.
So, the product of l and
will be irrational
Hence:
The diagonal is irrational
1/2 is smaller than 3/5. if you to give them common denominators 1/2 would be 5/10 but 3/5 would be 6/10
Answer:
399 minutes a month
Step-by-step explanation:
As I understand the question the answer would, in other words, be how many minutes you can long-distance call with the economy plan for under $30.
The unit ratio is 5 cents per minute, which equates to 20 minutes worth of call time for one dollar (100/5).
The economy plan is $20 cheaper than the deluxe plan. $20 spent on long-distance calling gets you 400 mintues, but the question asks for an integer that would still leave remaining money.
Therefore the answer is 399 minutes of long-distance calling, which would leave five unspent cents.
Answers:
A) 14 -P
B) (D+F) ^ 8
C) (5x2) + 5
D) C + 6
Enjoy!