What is 2x2+2 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Licemer1 [7]

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2 years ago

A film student wants to capture a shot of a satellite dish placed at the top of a building. The line of sight between the ground

ICE Princess25 [194]

The ground, the building and the line of sight between the ground camera and the top of the building form right triangle with hypotenuse equal to 45 feet and angle adjacent to this hypotenuse and ground - 50°. The building is an opposite leg to the given angle, then you should write sine function:

$\sin 50^{\circ}=\dfrac{height}{45} \\ \\ 0.766=\dfrac{height}{45}\\ \\ height=45\cdot 0.766=34.47$ .

The answer to the nearest tenth of a foot is 34.5 feet

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3 years ago

When pricing out a menu, we know it is important to use the Edible a portion Price. What would the effect on your profit margin

Colt1911 [192]

The effect of Edible a portion Price on your profit margin , if we only use the as purchased price to determine our cost and selling price is that it will maximize the profit because it will account for every part of the production.

<h3>What is edible portion cost?</h3>

The portion cost can be calculated by multiplying the cost of a usable kg with the portion size.

This can be represented as : portion cost = (portion size x cost of usable kg)

It should be noted that Edible portion (EP) serves as the portion of food which will be given top the customer after the preparation.

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1 year ago

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IceJOKER [234]

Answer:

21%

Step-by-step explanation:

3*7/42*3=21/100=21%

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2 years ago

Translate each of these statements into logical expressions by using quatifiers and predicates with one or two variables. (a) A

nikdorinn [45]

Answer:

a) $A = \{\exists x \in M, \exist y \in U\,|\,xGy \}$ , b) $B = \{\exists x \in M,\,\exists y \in H\,|\,xMy \}$ , c) $C = \{\forall x \in M\,|\,xI \}$ , d) $D = \{\exists x \in M,\,\forall y \in U\,|\,xJy \}$ , e) $E = \{\exists x \in M, \forall y \in V, V \subseteq U\,|\,xJy \}$

Step-by-step explanation:

a) x - A student, M - Set of students of discrete math class, G - has lived in, y - Florida, U - Set of states of the United States of America.

$A = \{\exists x \in M, \exist y \in U\,|\,xGy \}$

b) x - A student, M - Set of students of discrete math class, y - A perfect grade, H - Midterm I.

$B = \{\exists x \in M,\,\exists y \in H\,|\,xMy \}$

c) x - A student, M - Set of students of discrete math class, I - loves discrete math.

$C = \{\forall x \in M\,|\,xI \}$

d) x - A student, M - Set of students of discrete math class, J - has been in, y - a state, U - Set of states of the United States of America.

$D = \{\exists x \in M,\,\forall y \in U\,|\,xJy \}$

e) x - A student, M - Set of students of discrete math class, J - has been in, y - a city, V - At least one state of the United States of America, U - Set of states of the United States of America.

$E = \{\exists x \in M, \forall y \in V, V \subseteq U\,|\,xJy \}$

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3 years ago