I assume you are looking for arc RSQ, since you already now the angle RSQ.
Arc RSQ is 312 degrees.
Since you know angle RSQ, the arc that it creates is twice the angle.
24 x 2 = 48
Arc RSQ is the entire circle (360 degrees) except for that 48 degrees.
360 - 48 = 312
No, there are the same y values. View the y value, 1.
Good luck!
Consider the polynomial identity (difference of squares):
(x+y)(x-y) = x² - y²
Set x =7 and y = 2 to obtain
(7+2)*(7-2) = 7² - 2²
9*5 = 49 - 4
45 = 49 - 4
This is the result required, obtained by using difference of squares.
Answer: Difference of squares.
Answer:
math = 87
physics = 168
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Step-by-step explanation:
Variables:
m = math, p = physics
Equations:
m + p = 255
m = p - 81
Substitution:
m + p = 255
(p - 81) + p = 255
2p - 81 = 255
2p = 336
p = 168
Solving for m:
m + p = 255
m + 168 = 255
m = 255 - 168
m = 87
Checking with the other equation:
m = p - 81
87 = 168 - 81
87 = 87
So, math = 87 and physics = 168
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Answer:
8.4 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
The sides involved are opposite and adjacent to the given angle. Therefore, you should use the tangent ratio.
Substitute:
tanx = opp/adj
tan35 = x/12
Multiply by 12 on both sides:
12(tan35) = (x/12)12
12(tan35) = x
Solve:
12(tan35) = x
8.4 = x
