Your answer would be D. The angle C is 47 degrees.
Yes. Their sum can be equal to 1 because if they have the same denominator they will add easier like 3/4 and 1/4 or 1/2 and 1/2. All of them have the same denominator and still equal 1
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that if (h,k) is the center of any circle and whose radius is = r then its equation is :
Given, the equation of circle
By comparing, we will get,
h = -2
k = 3
So, center of the circle is ( -2,3)
The distance between the points is 5
Answer:
1) -0.669
2) -0.669
3) 0.669
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we are subtracting or adding multipled of pi, we will either obtain 0.669 or -0.669 as our answer for each of the three different questions.
Cosine is the x-coordinate in our orderes pairs. If our point ends up on the right side of the y-axis, the cosine will be positive. If our point ends up on left side, it will be negative.
Choose a thetha (I'm going to choose it in degrees) in the first quadrant to help with a visual.
If theta=70:
1) then 180-70=110 which is in second quadrant, so our cosines will be opposite in value.
2) then 180+70=250 which is in third quadrant, so our cosines will be opposite in value.
3) then 4×180-70=720-70=650 =1(360)+290 which ends up in the 4th quadrant which means the consines will have the same value.
