Answer: interval from -8 to 5
In interval notation, we would write [-8, 5]
The domain is the set of allowed x inputs to a function. The left-most point is (-8,0) so x = -8 is the smallest x value allowed. The largest x value allowed is x = 5 due to the point (5,0) being the right-most point.
The use of square brackets in interval notation says "include this endpoint as part of the interval".
Answer:
The correct option is the option with:
cos Θ = 1/2
tan Θ = -√3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that
sin Θ = -√3/2
We want to find the values of
cos Θ and tan Θ
First of all,
arcsin (-60) = -√3/2
=> Θ = 60
tan Θ = (sin Θ)/(cos Θ)
tan Θ = (-√3/2)/(cos Θ)
cos Θ tan Θ = (1/2)(-√3)
Knowing that Θ = -60,
and cos Θ = cos(-Θ), comparing the last equation, we have
cos Θ = 1/2
tan Θ = -√3
Answer:
See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
Draw segment OB.
In triangle OBC, points R and S are the midpoints of sides OC and BC, respectively. That makes RS parallel to OB.
In triangle OBA, points P and Q are the midpoints of sides OA and BA, respectively. That makes PQ parallel to OB.
Since segments RS and PQ are parallel to segment OB, then RS and PQ are parallel to each other.
Answer:
d.2/6 has a repeating decimal form
Answer:
400 divied by 4 is 144
so ur 14?
Step-by-step explanation:
