<span>P = (6,31°) is already a polar coordinate.
In the notation (r, </span>α) if you make r negative, it points in the opposite direction. If you add 180° to α you compensate for that.
Therefore (6,31°) = (-6,31°+180°) = (-6, 211°)
However, it is more usual to keep r positive.
Answer:
50 degrees is the angle
Step-by-step explanation:
Brainliest?
The measures of the angles of the isosceles triangle are 55, 55 and 70.
Explanation:
An isosceles triangle has two congruent base angles and a vertex angle.
Let
b
=the measure of one of the base angles.
Let
v
=
the measure of the the vertex angle.
The vertex angle is 40 degrees less than the sum of the base angles.
v
=
b
+
b
−
40
=
2
b
−
40
The sum of the measures of the angles of a triangle is 180.
b
+
b
+
v
=
180
Substitute
2
b
−
40
for
v
.
b
+
b
+
2
b
−
40
=
180
4
b
−
40
=
180
+40+40
Combine like terms.
Add 40 to both sides.
4b=220
Divide by 4
4
b/4
=
220
/4
b
=
55
v
=
2
b
−
40
v
=
2
(
55
)
−
40
=
70
Answer:
4/3
Step-by-step explanation:
80 to 60 means a ratio. That means 80:60, which means 80/60, which simplifies to 4/3.
(27576km/hr)(24hr/day)(orbits/42600km)=orbits/day=15.53
So the station makes 15 FULL orbits per day
(27576km/h)(1000m/km)(h/3600s)=7660m/s
