Remember that multiples are numbers that can be divided by a number without a remainder so in this case you could add 15 by 15 to find what number in this set is a multiple of 15.
Therefore your answer is "60."
Hope this helps.
Answer:
48degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
From the circle geometry shown, traingle BDC is an isosceles triangle which shows means that their base angels are the same. Hence;
<B = <C
<CBD + <BCD + <D = 180
<BCD + <BCD + <D =180
2<BCD + <BDC = 180
Get <BCD;
<BCD+ <ECB = 90
<BCD + 48 = 90
<BCD = 90 - 48
<BCD = 42degrees
Get <BDC
2<BCD + <BDC = 180
2(42)+ <BDC = 180
84 + <BDC = 180
<BDC = 180 - 84
<BDC = 96
Since angle at the centre is twice that at the circumference, then;
<BAC = 1/2(<BDC )
<BAC = 96/2
<BAC = 48degrees
<h2>
Explanation:</h2>
We have the function:
The vertical asymptote can be found when the denominator equal zero, therefore:
So the vertical asymptote occur at 
Answer:
x=5
y=0
or
x=1
y=12
Step-by-step explanation:
I guess you can make it up as long as it equals 15, I guess that's what the question is saying??
52 degrees have a good day:)
