Remember that complementary angles add to 90 degrees.
so therefor, you can find the complement of m<A by solving
90 - 77 = A
A = 13 degrees
^^^ This explains the second part.
The compliment of a compliment can be found by subtracting the known compliment from 90 :)
Answer:
2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
so the inverse takes us from the range to the domain... they tell us that f(4) goes to 5.. so if we were to take the inverse f
(5) it takes us back to 4... and the slope at 4 or the derivative was 2/3 so that's what we get for f
'(5) :)
I believe they are called the "Legs." They are also referred to as the opposite and adjacent sides. :)