Use the unit circle to find the inverse function value in degrees.tan^-1 sqrt 3
The correct answer would be 60 degrees. Since you are asked to find an angle that the tangent is equal to sqrt 3. The only angle that is equal to that given the interval is 60 degrees. So that is the correct answer. I hope this answer helped you.
First things first, write out your equation without the substitution.
2x+ 2y= 10
Now, put in the substitution.
2x+ 2• 2= 10
Combine like terms.
2x+ 4= 10
Now that your equation it simplified, you need to reverse the problem and put everything on the other side.
2x+ 4= 10
- 4 - 4
2x = 6
2x=6
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2 2
X= 3
So the final answer is x=3
The equation is only create a line on the coordinate itself . make a straight line on - 8 of y axis
so it is horizontal and there is no slope
the answer is a
9 + n = -2
-9 -9 Get rid of 9 from both sides
n = -2 - 9
n = -11