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Step-by-step explanation:
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Concepts that I had previously learned about are quite important because math goes hand and hand. if you try to skip something and go ahead you'll most likely get confused because there could of been something highly important to that would help you understand whats ahead. in the previous unit it tells you about triangles and their description like a right triangle-90 degree angle and where legs and hypotenuse is located, this unit has had a ton about right triangles.
Answer: D. 94.25 in²
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the total area, we will break the shape up into two different parts.
[] The rounded part is 39.25 in². Let us assume the rounded part is exactly half of a circle.
Area of a circle:
A = πr²
Use 3.14 for pi:
A = (3.14)r²
Find the radius:
d / 2 = r, 10 / 2 = 5 in
Subsittue:
A = (3.14)(5)²
A = 78.5 in²
Divide by 2 since it is only half:
78.5 in² / 2 = 39.25 in²
[] The triangle is 55 in².
Area of a triangle:
A = b*h/2
A = 11 * 10 / 2
A = 110 / 2
A = 55 in²
[] Total area. We will add the two parts together.
55 in² + 39.25 in² = 94.25 in²
Answer:
The 2nd Graph is a function.
Step-by-step explanation:
You can tell it's a function because if you flatten the individual line segments along the x-axes, they all connect to form one long line.
HOWEVER, if some of the dots at the end of each line segment were empty circles instead, then it would not be considered a function. You can think of these as holes, not allowing the line to connect in those or that area.
Did that help? ;-;
The cotangent function is defined as the ratio between cosine and sine of a given angle, i.e.
Since you can't have zero at the denominator, the cotangent function is not defined when the sine is zero.
Let's look at your option:
, so the cotangent is defined here
, so the cotangent is not defined here
, so the cotangent is defined here
, so the cotangent is defined here
