Answer:
I think Its 47? if Im wrong Im very sorry.
Step-by-step explanation:
I added all of the numbers, and the sides without numbers, its simple just add all of the numbers together, I think
Answer:
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First, you have to do some factorization
60 = {1,2,3,4,5,6,10,12,15,20,30,60}
72 = {1,2,3,4,6,8,9,12,18,24,36,72}
the GCF is 12
now we find the number that you multiply by 12 to get 60 and another number to get 72.
12 x 5 = 60
12 x 6 = 72
now we notice if you add 60 + 72, we can now tell that it also equals (12)(5)+(12)(6)= 12(5+6)
Harry Potter decides it’s too cold for him to stay in Hogwarts and wants to fly straight south, the heading he should have and the velocity of the broom with respect to the ground are mathematically given as
VR = 20, 699 m/s South
<h3>What is the
heading he should have and the
velocity of the broom with respect to the ground?</h3>
Divide horizontal and vertical components of Vs and Vw vectors
For Vs
Vs = Vs cos∅ [s] + Vs Sin∅ [w]
Vs = 18 Co58 [s] + 18 sin∅ [w]
For Vw
Vw = Vw Cos 55' [s] + Vw Sin 55 [E]
5.8333 x Cos 55 (s) + 5-8333 Sin 55 [E]
Vw = 3.3458 [s] + 4.7783 [E]
Resultant velocity VR = Vs + Vw
VR= 18 Coso (s) + 18 sine [w] +3.3458 (5) +42783 (E)
VR = (186030 +3.3458) [5] + (18sing - 4.7183)6]
(Harry Potter) flies south
18sin∅ - 4.7783 18=0
Hence
Sin∅ = 4.7783 18/18
∅ =sin{-1}(4.7783 18/18)
∅ = 15.3943
Harry Potter flies in the direction south to ∅ = $15.3943w]
Hence velocity
VR = (18 cos∅ + 35452) s + 0
VR = (17.3541 +3-3458) s
VR = 20, 69999 m/s South
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