Since we know that in π radians there are 180°, thus how many radians in 132°?
each person gets 1 brownie with 2 left over.
(dividing with remainders)
each person gets 1.4 brownies
(dividing with decimals)
We use the following trigonometric identity to answer the question:
sin^ 2 (theta) + cos^ 2 (theta) = 1
We substitute the values:
sin ^ 2 (theta) + 0.73 = 1
We cleared:
sin ^ 2 (theta) = 1-0.73
sin ^ 2 (theta) = 0.27
Answer:
a possible value of sin ^ 2 (theta) is:
c.0.26 (nearest option)
Answer:
0.125
This is a terminating decimal because after a finite amount of digits, the decimal comes to an end. The decimal does not continue for an infinite amount of digits.
At 4200, the max tax is about 2,400 so to get to 3200 raise by 800 which is 1/3
so 1/3 of 4000
or do 16.66 times 3200 which gives u about 53333.33
