16, 4, 12, 36, 9, 27, 44, 11, next is 33. 44-11=33
You're almost finished.
(sin/cos) times cos = 0
Look at the left side. You could write it as (sin x cos) / cos = 0
and simply divide numerator and denominator by the cosine (cancel it).
Then what do you have left ? . . . <u>sin(x) = 0</u> Do I need to finish this for you ?
Answer:
STOP CHEATING ON AOPS WORK!!!!
Step-by-step explanation:
1. pay attention in class
2. ask message board if you need to
3. stop googling answers
4. you paid lots of money for this course so its all going to waste now thanks to your laziness you ugly piece of sH*t
Answer:
1.
Step-by-step explanation:
The only way to get 3 as an answer to (6-m) is if m were to equal 3. Think about how many numbers can you replace m with to make the statement true. For example, try putting 1 as your m and see if it works. 6-1=3 -> 5=3. as you can see, this statement isnt true. The only solution that would work to make this statement true is one number, 3. Hope this helps.
Answer:
AP EURO DBQ RUBRIC. Updated July 2017. Name: DBQ: CONTEXTUALIZATION. Describes a broader historical context
