Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Because CB = 6 cm, we can find CD
Use Triangle CDB.
<BCD = <BCA - <ACD
<BCD = ?
<BCA = 90
<ACD = 60
<BCD = 90 - 60
<BCD = 30
Cos 30 = CD / CB
CD = Cos(30) * BC
CD = 5.196 cm
<A = 90 - ACD
<ACD = 60
<A = 90 - 60
<A = 30
Sin(<A) = CB / AB
AB = CB / sin(<A)
AB = 6 / 0.5
AB = 12
Area =1/2 CD * AB
Area = 1/2 * 5.196 * 12
Area = 31.18
Answer: 3
Step-by-step explanation: the answer is 3 believe me
If you want to cheat, paste the formula in Wolfram Alpha. However, this one is not that difficult. From the fact that x and y are squared you can infer that this is a circle. The 9 reveals that the radius r^2 is 9, so radius is 3.
The (x-2) tells us that the circle is shifted to the right by 2. Likewise, y+1 shifts it down by one. So the center is at (2,-1). If the equation would be x^2 + y^2 = 9, you'd have a circle exactly on the origin.
Hopefully this helps you break down the equation and pick the right picture!
Answer:
x^4+2x^3y-3x
Step-by-step explanation:
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