Answer:
B = 61.75°
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for the Law of Sines is given as:
a/ sin A = b/ sin B
In the question, we are given the following values
A = 56°, a = 16, b = 17
We are to solve for B
Hence,
16/ sin 56° = 17/sin B
Cross Multiply
sin B × 16 = sin 56° × 17
sin B = sin 56° × 17/16
sin B = 0.88
B = arc sin(0.88)
B = 61.74536°
Approximately B = 61.75°
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Answer: Choice D</h3>
Explanation:
Any time Alyssa is increasing her speed, the graph will move uphill when going from left to right.
If she slows down, then the graph will move downhill when going left to right.
Always move from left to right when reading a graph because this is how the time axis is set up.
Any flat part represents portions where her speed is constant, i.e. doesn't change.
With all that in mind, the answer is choice D because
- The first portion is going uphill (she's increasing her speed). This portion spans horizontally from 0 seconds to 20 seconds.
- The next portion is her slowing down (the graph is going downhill). This portion spans horizontally from 20 seconds to 30 seconds (so we have a 10 second duration).
- The third portion is where Alyssa is driving at some fixed speed that doesn't change. This portion is 20 seconds long.
- The last portion is Alyssa slowing down and coming to a complete stop. This portion is 5 seconds long.
The direct answer to your question is: "No".
because in that equation, 'x' is not 120 or130.
Let's find out what 'x' actually is:
<u>3/5 x = 52</u>
Multiply each side by 5 : 3x = 260
Divide each side by 3 : <em> x = 86 and 2/3 </em>
It will be $2.50 for each pound of walnuts, and it will be $1 for each pound of chocolate chips.
I know this hold true because when we multiply $2.50 by 2, we get $5, and add that to the other $5 from the chocolate chips and we will get $10. We can also multiply $2.50 by 8 and add $3 from chocolate chips to get $20 + $3, or $23.
Answer:
To get the function <em>g</em>, shift <em>f </em>down by 8 units.
Step-by-step explanation:
The constant - 8 at the end of function g(x) suggests the parent function f(x) was translated 8 units down.
