Answer:
Angle 1 is 58. Angle 2 is 32.
Step-by-step explanation:
The measure of Angle ACB is 90 because C is on the circle and A and B connect to form a diameter of the circle. So, Angle 1 and Angle 2 add up to 90 (total degrees in triangle - 90). Now you can add the expressions the question gave for Angle 1 and Angle 2, and you get 7x + 6. So you have the equation 7x + 6 = 90. Solve the equation and you get x = 12. Now you can plug in that value for x into the expressions for Angles 1 and 2 to find their measures.
Answer:
- (a) no
- (b) yes
- (c) no
- (d) no
Step-by-step explanation:
"Of the order x^2" means the dominant behavior matches that of x^2 as x gets large. For polynomial functions, the dominant behavior is that of the highest-degree term.
For other functions, the dominant behavior will typically be governed in some other way. Here, the rate of growth of the x·log(x) function is determined by log(x), which has decreasing slope as x increases.
Only answer selection B has a highest-degree term of x^2, so only that one exhibits O(x^2) behavior.
-5t2 + 40t = 0
5t(-t+ 8) = 0
5t = 0 or t = 8
By definition of circumference, the length of the arc EF (radius: 6 in, central angle: 308°) shown in red is approximately equal to 32.254 inches.
<h3>How to calculate the length of an arc</h3>
The figure presents a circle, the arc of a circle (s), in inches, is equal to the product of the <em>central</em> angle (θ), in radians, and the radius (r), in inches. Please notice that a complete circle has a central angle of 360°.
If we know that θ = 52π/180 and r = 6 inches, then the length of the arc CD is:
s = [(360π/180) - (52π/180)] · (6 in)
s ≈ 32.254 in
By definition of circumference, the length of the arc EF (radius: 6 in, central angle: 308°) shown in red is approximately equal to 32.254 inches.
<h3>Remark</h3>
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<em>Find the length of the arc EF shown in red below. Show all the work.</em>
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<u>Methods to solve rational equation:</u>
Rational equation:
A rational equation is an equation containing at least one rational expression.
Method 1:
The method for solving rational equations is to rewrite the rational expressions in terms of a common denominator. Then, since we know the numerators are equal, we can solve for the variable.
For example,
This can be used for rational equations with polynomials too.
For example,
When the terms in a rational equation have unlike denominators, solving the equation will be as follows
Method 2:
Another way of solving the above equation is by finding least common denominator (LCD)
Factors of 4: 
Factors of 8: 
The LCD of 4 and 8 is 8. So, we have to make the right hand side denominator as 8. This is done by the following step,
we get,
On cancelling 8 on both sides we get,
Hence, these are the ways to solve a rational equation.
