I didnt get the question quite right if its asking how high the ladder is its 10 ft if its asking about the wall its i think its 20 ft
3*P + (1/6%* 3p)=
Thats the formula
basically its: 3 * p + 1/6 of 3p
Answer:
Q1. y = 5 Q2. (√2 - √3)/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Q1
√12 - √147 + y√3 = 0
Taking -√147 and √12 to the right hand side, we have
y√3 = √147 - √12
y√3 = √(3 × 49) - √(3 × 4)
y√3 = √3 × √49 - √3 × √4
y√3 = √3 × 7 - √3 × 2
y√3 = 7√3 - 2√3
y√3 = 5√3
Dividing both sides by √3, we have
y√3/√3 = 5√3/√3
y = 5
Q2
Sin45° - Cos30°
Since Sin45° = √2/2 and Cos 30° = √3/2
Substituting these values into the equation, we have
Sin45° - Cos30° = √2/2 - √3/2
Taking L.C.M of both factors, we have
Sin45° - Cos30° = (√2 - √3)/2
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
0.38 = 19/50
Hope this helps!
22:6 is one of them. Do you need more than one?