Well, hopefully you know how to get Kelvin. For example. 1 degrees Celsius to Kelvin is 274.15. Celsius - Kelvin 273.15. Anyway, two other related equations would be x Celsius + 273.15 = y (Kelvin) and Celsius - Kelvin = Add 273.15
If the temperature in Celsius is 23 degrees, it would be 296.15 Kelvin.
300 Kelvin is greater than 25 Celsius. I got my answer because I know to get Celsius, you would add 273.15 to the celsius. 25 + 273.15 = 298.15. So 300 Kelvin is greater than 25 Degrees Celsius.
I hope this helps!!
Answer:
You can conclude from the diagram that m∠P is less than m∠N ⇒ A
Step-by-step explanation:
- In any triangle, you can arrange the lengths of the sides according to the measure of the opposite angles
- In any triangle, you can arrange the measure of the angles according to the lengths of the opposite sides
<u><em>Example:</em></u>
In ΔABC, if the arrangement of the sides is AB < BC < CA, then the arrangement of the measures of the angles is m∠C < m∠A < m∠B
Let us use this fact to solve the question
→ In ΔKNP
∵ KP = 8 units
∵ KN = 6 units
∵ 6 < 8
∴ KN < KP
∵ ∠P is opposite to the side KN
∵ ∠N is opposite to the side KP
∵ KN < KP
→ By using the fact above
∴ m∠P < m∠N
∴ m∠P is less than m∠N
∴ You can conclude from the diagram that m∠P is less than m∠N
sin 45 = opp/hyp
sin 45 = 4 / y
y = 4/sin 45
y = 4 /((sqrt2)/2)=4* sqrt(2)
tan 45 =opp/adj
tan 45 = 4/(x-3)
1 = 4/(x-3)
x-3 = 4
x=7
B
Answer:
neither; perpendicular; parallel; neither; neither
Step-by-step explanation:
parallel line is where the 2 slopes have same gradient and perpendicular means the two lines have a -1 slope when producted
Topic: coordinate geometry
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