The correct answer is D because you already have one side and one angle that are equal so you need one more side
<span>I will discuss polynomials. A polynomial can be
classified according to the number of expressions that it has in a given
equation. A monomial has only one expression having a coefficient (number) and
a variable (letter). A binomial has two expressions, same as the definition of
the monomial. And a trinomial has three expressions, same as the definition of
a monomial. We can determine the degree of a polynomial by looking at the
exponents of the given polynomial. If an expression has two variables with
different exponents, you can add their exponent to determine their degree.
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Inverse variation equations take the following form:
y = a/x, where a is some constant
We know x=3, y=16 and x=6, y=8 satisfy the equation.
Let's find the value of a.
16=a/3
Multiply both sides by 3
16*3 = a
48 = a
Thus, the equation is:
y = 48/x
You can use the other values of x and y to test, but I'm sure this is the correct equation. :)
(This answer was sent on mobile, so please pardon any spelling errors I may have)
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Answer: 41.19 degrees</h3>
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Work Shown:
See the diagram below.
tan(angle) = opposite/adjacent
tan(A) = BC/AC
tan(A) = 7/8
A = arctan(7/8)
A = 41.1859252
A = 41.19 degrees
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: