Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this, we need to use the corresponding angles theorem. It states that when a transversal line cuts across 2 parallel lines, then the corresponding angles there-in are congruent or equal.
Now the pair of corresponding angles we have in this question are as follows;
1 and 5
3 and 7
2 and 6
4 and 8
All these pairs are congruent corresponding angles.
Looking at the options, option D is correct
Answer: 1/5566
Step-by-step explanation: Try division or simplifying fractions concepts to solve this.
Answer:
The correct option is the option with:
cos Θ = 1/2
tan Θ = -√3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that
sin Θ = -√3/2
We want to find the values of
cos Θ and tan Θ
First of all,
arcsin (-60) = -√3/2
=> Θ = 60
tan Θ = (sin Θ)/(cos Θ)
tan Θ = (-√3/2)/(cos Θ)
cos Θ tan Θ = (1/2)(-√3)
Knowing that Θ = -60,
and cos Θ = cos(-Θ), comparing the last equation, we have
cos Θ = 1/2
tan Θ = -√3
Hmmm so, parallel lines have the same slope, so a line that's parallel to <span>y=1/3x-5, will also have the same slope as that one, what would that be anyway? </span>
, well, low and behold, since that equation is in slope-intercept form already, we can see is just 1/3.
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so, what is the equation of a line whose slope is 1/3 and runs through 3, -7?
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