What is the length of each support beam?

Which problem can best be solved with the inequality 40 – 3x ≥ 5?

nordsb [41]

A. You bring $40 to the carnival. You need to keep at least $5 for the bus ride home. how many $3 dollar rides can you go on

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Dividing mixed numbers (pt. 2)

Reil [10]

A = 16 over 49
b= 2 then 1 over 10

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3 years ago

How do you find the area of a triangle if you only know it's three sides?

DiKsa [7]

You would have to find the height.

To do this, you cut the triangle from the upper vertex to the base to create two new triangles.

Then you use the Law of Cosines. You could use the google calculator for this by searching “law of cosines calculator” and inputting the values, but in case of a test, the formula is a^2 = b^2 + c^2 - 2bc cosA

If you could provide an example of a triangle, I will gladly help you with the steps! Hope this helped!

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3 years ago

PLEASE HELP ME.<br> THANKS!!!

Veronika [31]

Cos(x) = sin(x + 20o) Use the double cos angle formula

Cos(x) = sin(x)*cos(20) + cos(x)*sin(20) Divide through by cos(x). Tanx = sin(x)/cos(x)

1 = tan(x)*cos(20) + sin(20) Subtract sin(20) from both sides.

1 - sin(20) = tan(x)*cos(20) Calculate the value of 1 - sin(20)

0.65798 = tan(x) * 0.939692 Divide by cos(20)

tan(x) = 0.65795/0.939692

tan(x) = 0.70021 Take the inverse of 0.7) = tan(x)

x = tan-1(0.70021)

x = 35 degrees as expected.

Problem Two

The easiest way to do this is to pick random values and try it. The two acute angles are complementary. So 25 and 65 are random enough.

Let A = 25

Let C = 65

A

Tan(25) = sin(25)/sin(65) ; tan(25) = 0.4663.

sin(25)/sin(65) = 0.4663 Answer

B

Sin(90 - C) = Sin(A)

Tan(90 - A) = Tan(C)

So the question becomes Cos(A) = Tan(C) / sin(A)

Cos(25) = Tan(65)/Sin(25)

0.906 = ? 5.07 This statement isn't true.

C

Sin(65) = Cos(25)/Tan(65)

.906 = 0.4226 C is not the correct answer.

D

D isn't true. The tan does not relate that away. You can find it for yourself.

Cos(A) = Tan(C) You should get 0.906 = 2.14

E

Sin(C) = Cos(A) / Tan(A) I'll leave you to show this is wrong.

Problem 3

The diagram below is for this problem. Cos(x) = 50/100 = 0.5

x = cos-1(0.5)

x = 60 degrees.

Part 2

Sin(60) = opposite / hypotenuse

opposite = sin(60) * hypotenuse

opposite = 86.61 Be sure and round this to whatever the question says to round it to.

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2 years ago

Find the range of the function y= 9x-2, where x>-2

RideAnS [48]

Answer:The given function is .Minimum or maximum value:At the extremum (maximum or minimum) value, the function will have zero slope. So, differentiate the given function once and equate it to zero to get the extremum point.dy/dx=0Now, check whether the point x=0 is corresponding to the maximum value or minimum value by differentiating the function twice,As for all value of x, so x=0 is the point corresponding to minima.Put x=0 in the given function to get the minimum value.Domain and range:The function defined for all the values of the independent variable, x.So, the domain is .The range of the function is the possible value of y.The minimum value, for x=0, is y=7.The maximum value, as .Hence the range of the function is .The value of x for which the function is increasing and decreasing:If the slope of the function is negative than the function is decreasing, soThen, from equation (i), the value of x for which dy/dx<0,18x<0Hence, the function is decreasing for .While if the slope of the function is positive than the function is increasing, soThen, from equation (i), the value of x for which dy/dx<0,18x>0Hence, the function is increasing for

Step-by-step explanation:hope this helps

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