Answer:
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cos (α + β) = 0.9196</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Given sin α = –4∕5 and sin β = 1∕2
To get α from sin α = –4∕5,
α = arcsin(-4/5)
α = arcsin (-0.8)
α = -53.13°
If angle α is in quadrant III, then α = 180+53.13 = 233.13° (sin is negative in the 3rd quadrant)
Similarly for sin β = 1∕2
β = arcsin(1/2)
β = arcsin(0.5)
β = 30°
Since β is in quadrant II, β = 180-30 = 150°
To find cos (α + β). where α = 233.13° and β = 30°
cos (α + β)= cos (233.13 + 150)
= cos 383.13°
cos (α + β) = 0.9196
The answer to your problem is 360
We have that
(r, ∅)----------> (-7, <span>5 pi/3)
we know that
</span>5 pi/3--------> 300°-----------> -60°
To convert polar cordinates in rectangular one with use the following formula:
x=r*cos ∅------> x=-7*cos -60°-------> x=-7*(1/2)------> x=-7/2
y=r*sin ∅-------> y=-7*sin -60-------> y=-7*(-√3)/2----> y=7√3/2
the answer is the option
D) ordered pair negative 7 divided by 2 comma 7 square root 3 divided by 2
Each get 8 dollors and 5 cents bc 85/10 is 8.5
