Hello!
This point would be located in the third quadrant.
Why?
First Quadrant: (2, 2)
Second Quadrant: (-2, 2)
Third Quadrant: (-2, -2)
Fourth Quadrant: (2, -2)
Answer:
A. 228.5
B. 10
Step-by-step explanation:
A. Since <em>x</em> represents the number of months, replace <em>x</em> with 6 in the equation. Then multiply 29x6, which equals 174. Then add 174+54.5, which equals 228.5.
B. You need to solve for <em>x</em> by switching the signs in the equation<em>. </em>Set the original equation (29x+54.5) equal to 344.50. To solve for <em>x, </em>first subtract 344.50-54.5, which equals 290 (you subtract because it's the opposite of adding). Then divide 290÷29, which equals 10. You can check your work by replacing <em>x</em> in the original equation with 10, and if you get 344.5, your answer is correct.
Good luck :)
Answer:
HI hydrogen iodide
Step-by-step explanation:
H2(gas)+I2(gas)---------->2HI(gas)
Answer:
y = root under 24 (evaluate it if necessary)
or y = 2 root 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the reference angle be x
for the triangle in left,
b = 6-4 = 2
Now,
taking x as refrence angle,
cosx = b/h
or, cosx = 2/h
again,
for the bigger triangle,
taking x as reference angle,
cosx = b/h
or, cosx = b/6
As we can see base of bigger triangle is equal to hypotenuse of triangle at the left,
Let's suppose its a
so, cosx = a/6 = 2/a
now,
a/6 = 2/a
or, a² = 12
now,
for bigger triangle, using pythagoras theorem,
h² = p²+b²
or, 6² = y² + a²
or, 36 = y² + 12
or, y² = 24
so, y = root under 24
Volume units quarts to gallons (fluid and dry) conversion factor is 0.25 (quart is 1/4 of an gallon). To find out how many gallons in quarts, multiply by the factor, or simply use the converter below.
1 Quart = 0.25 (1/4) Gallon [US, UK, Fluid or Dry]
Quart and gallon are imperial and US customary volume measurement units. In US customary system, both units have different volume capacity for dry and fluid measurements but in imperial (UK), the volume is the same for both fluid and dry measurement.
