No you can’t because a measuring tape at a hardware store is either $5 or $10
Theres a line with origin at (0,0) and ends in (3,-2)
because its known y and x apply
tan ∆= y/x
tan∆ = -2/3 = -0.6666
then ∆ = -33.68 degrees
Angle = 360° - 33.68 = 326.32 degrees
then tan 326.32= -.6666
cotan x = 1/ tanx= -1.5
sin 326.32 = -.554
Cosecx 1/sinx = -1.8050
cos 326.32= 0.8321
secx = 1/cosx= 1.2017
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A new car is purchased for $25,000 over time its value depreciates by one half every 5 years. How long, to the nearest tenth of a year, would it take for the value of the car to be $5,000?
The formula now given as:
F = P(1 - r) ^t
F = Future value = $5000
P = Present value = $25000
r = Depreciation rate = 1/2 every 5 years
Hence:
5000 = 25000( 1 - ) ^t
4) 1 mi/6min * 60 min/1h = 1/10 mi/h = 0.1 mi/h
5) 175 mi *1 h/50 mi = 3.5 h
6) Mr. Smith - 9 min -from school to the park.
Mr. McNeil walks twice as fast, that means if s is a speed of Mr. Smith,
then 2s is a speed of Mr. McNeil.
Distance from school to the park = 9*s, distance from school to the park and back = 2*9*s.
Time= Distance/Speed
For Mr. McNeil:
Time from school to the park and back= distance from school to the park and back/ speed of Mr. McNeil = 2*9*s/2s = 9 min.
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