Answer:
A) t = true
B) t = false
C) t = false
D) t = true
Explanation:
Part A, here 12 is greater than 1 so the condition is true.That is why "t" will hold "true".Part B, here 0 is not greater than 2 so this condition fails.Therefore "t" will hold "false" in this case.Part C,3*2=6 and we are comparing 5 with 6 Therefore condition fails here.That is why "t" will hold "false".Part D, here we are comparing 5 with 5 and both are equal.So "t" will hold "true".
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Answer:
If you want to refine your Google search results by date, you should use Advanced search.
Explanation:
The function library group is located in the "formulas" tab
Answer:
treeHeight = tangent of angleElevation * treeDistance
In java, we could write it as:
double treeHeight = (Math.tan(angleElevation) * treeDistance);
Math.tan(angleElevation) is an inbuilt java mathematical function used to calculate the tangent of a value and the return value is always double.
Explanation:
formula:
tangent of angleElevation = treeHeight/treeDistance
We want to assign treeHeight, so we cross-multiply and we get:
treeHeight = tangent of angleElevation * treeDistance
Off course, the treeHeight will be in feet also.
