A scaler quantity is measured solely on its magnititude (size) and it lacks a direction. A vector, however, is measured on both its magnitude and direction. Examples of scalers are time and temperature because they only consist of a magnitude, but have no direction associated with them. Examples of vectors are velocity, acceleration, and force, because they consist of both a magnitude and a direction.
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The co-terminal angle between 0 and 360º with
is of 135º.
<h3>How to find the co-terminal angle of an angle greater than 360º?</h3>
To find the co-terminal angle of an angle greater than 360º, we have to find the remainder of the division of the angle by 360º.
An angle of pi radians is equivalent to 180º, this angle is of 4.75pi radians, hence the measure in degrees of the angle is of:
4.75 x 180º = 855º.
The remainder of the division of 855º by 360º is of 135º, hence the co-terminal angle between 0 and 360º with
is of 135º.
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Answer:
x = 70.71
Step-by-step explanation:
log 2x² + 2 = 6.
log 2x² + log 100= log 10⁶.
2x² × 100 = 10⁶
2x² = 10⁶/100
2x² = 10⁴
x² = 10⁴/2
x² = 5000
x = √5000
x is approximately 70.71
x = 70.71
The median is 16. This was found because it is the <span>value at the center of the sorted observations.</span>
So right off the bat I will assume the sign that should be used is either < or > because the line is dashed and not solid. Going off that I will take out B and C. I then notice that the shaded area is above the line, so the symbol used should be >. Thus answer A is the correct answer because it is the only one that has the correct > sign.