Answer:
I think it would be
t(15,200)¹'⁰⁴
I used an apostrophe up there, but it's supposed to be a dot, so to the power of 1.04
Answer:
360
Step-by-step explanation:
f varies directly as g
f = kg where k is the constant of variation
f varies inversely as h
f = kg/h
We know g = 198 when h = –11 and f = –6. Substituting in
-6 = k*198/(-11)
-6 =k*(-18)
Dividing each side by -18
-6/-18 = k*-18/-18
1/3 =k
Our equation is
f = 1/3 g/h
Letting f = 12 and h = 10
12 = 1/3 g/10
Multiply each side by 10
12*10 =1/3 g/10*10
120 = 1/3 g
Multiply each side by 3
120*3 =1/3 g *3
360 =g
Answer:
x = √2/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the identity:
arcsin x + arccos x = π/2
Therefore, we can rewrite this as:
arcsin x (π/2 − arcsin x) = π²/16
If we substitute y = arcsin x:
y (π/2 − y) = π²/16
π/2 y − y² = π²/16
0 = y² − π/2 y + π²/16
0 = 16y² − 8π y + π²
0 = (4y − π)²
y = π/4
Substituting back:
arcsin x = π/4
x = sin(π/4)
x = √2/2
