15
Explanation:
If y varies inversely as x, the two variables can be represented in an equation in the form
y
=
k
x
where
k
is some constant.
We are given that
y
=
5
when
x
=
6
. We can plug this into the above equation to find what
k
is:
5
=
k
6
30
=
k
Based on this we can create our equation:
y
=
30
x
And then find
x
when
y
=
2
:
2
=
30
x
2
x
=
30
x
=
15
Answer:
2.371
Step-by-step explanation:
subtract 8.63 to 11.001
Given:
<span>tan(B/2) = sec(B) / (sec(B) * csc(B) + csc(B)) </span>
<span>Apply the half angle formula to convert tan(B/2) to terms of B: </span>
<span>sin(B) / (1+cos(B)) = sec(B) / (sec(B) * csc(B) + csc(B)) </span>
<span>Convert everything else to be in terms of sin and cos: </span>
<span>sin(B) / (1+cos(B) = (1/cos(B)) / ((1/cos(B)) * (1/sin(B)) + (1/sin(B))) </span>
<span>Multiply right side by "sin(B)/sin(B)" to simplify the fractions: </span>
<span>sin(B) / (1+cos(B) = (sin(B)/cos(B)) / ((1/cos(B)) + 1) </span>
<span>Change "1" to cos(B)/cos(B) and then combine over </span>
<span>common denominator: </span>
<span>sin(B) / (1+cos(B) = (sin(B)/cos(B)) / ((1/cos(B)) + cos(B)/cos(B)) </span>
<span>sin(B) / (1+cos(B) = (sin(B)/cos(B)) / ((1+cos(B))/cos(B)) </span>
<span>Dividing by a fraction equals multiplying by its reciprocal: </span>
<span>sin(B) / (1+cos(B) = (sin(B)/cos(B)) * (cos(B) / (1+cos(B))) </span>
<span>Multiply terms on the right side (canceling cos(B) terms): </span>
<span>sin(B) / (1+cos(B) = sin(B) / (1+cos(B)) </span>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the equation of the line be y = mx + c
since the line is parallel to y = -1/2x + 1, the two lines have the same gradient.
therefore, m = -1/2
sub (-4, -1):
-1 = -1/2(-4) + c
c = -3
therefore equation of the line is y = -1/2x - 3
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Answer:
correct
Step-by-step explanation:
supplementary is when 2 angles add up to 180
