I think that the answer is 8-9min
when people say " in lowest terms" they usually mean like the simplified version of an answer
an example of this would be like
make 
into lowest terms
the answer would be 
if you dont understand comment on this and ill try to break it down more
Answer:
The solution is rotation, then translation. The figure has been rotated about the origin by 90° and then translated 6 units to the right.
To put it another way, that ratio exists, no matter what distance units you use to express lengths, such as the radius of the Earth, but using different units will result in a different numerical part.
<span>You can't, for instance, say the the radius of the Earth is 3960, and leave it at that. </span>
<span>If someone comes along who's measuring everything in km, he'll tell you that it's 6373. </span>
<span>Or if he's using meters, he'll say it's 6,373,000. </span>
<span>Or in yards, 6,969,600. </span>
<span>So r = 3960 mi </span>
<span>And as others have said, the area, A, and volume, V, of a sphere, in terms of its radius, are </span>
<span>A = 4πr² </span>
<span>V = 4πr³/3 </span>
<span>so that the area to volume ratio is </span>
<span>A/V = 3/r </span>
<span>So the answer is </span>
<span>3/(3960 mi) = (1/1320) /mi. </span>
Answer:
m<V = 11.2 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
In ΔUVW, the measure of ∠W=90°, UV = 6.2 feet, and WU = 1.2 feet.
From the triangle;
UV = hypotenuse = 6.2feet
WU = opposite = 1.2feet
Required
m<V
Using the SOH CAH TOA identity
sin m<V = opp/hyp
sin m<V = WU/UV
sin m<V = 1.2/6.2
sin m<V = 0.1936
m<V = arcsin(0.1936)
m<V = 11.16
m<V = 11.2 degrees ((to the nearest tenth of a degree)
