Answer:
3) 174°15'18"
4) 34.859722...(repeating)°
5) 434°, -286°
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 60 minutes in a degree, and 60 seconds in a minute.
3) To find minutes, multiply fractional degrees by 60:
.255° = 0.255°×(60'/1°) = 15.3'
To find seconds, multiply fractional minutes by 60:
0.3' = 0.3'×(60"/1') = 18"
Then the whole angle is ...
174.255° = 174° 15' 18"
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4) The conversion works the other way, too.
34° 51' 35" = 34° +51(1/60)° +35(1/3600)° = (34 619/720)°
= 34.8597222...° (a repeating decimal)
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5) Add or subtract multiples of 360° to get co-terminal angles.
74° +360° = 434°
74° -360° = -286°
Answer:
<em>Srry I need more info.</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Without rounding, I make it six. You could do it this way
54527/5^6 comes to a little over 3. That should be close enough. I'm going to check this by doing the divisions. I could let the computer do it, but I'd like to see if there's a pattern. There isn't and the correct answer is
6 <<<< divisions.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Slope of line A = 
= 
= 3
Slope of line B = 
= 
Slope of line C = 
= 
5). Slope of the hypotenuse of the right triangle = 
= 
= 
Since slopes of line C and the hypotenuse are same, right triangle may lie on line C.
6). Slope of the hypotenuse = 
= 3
Therefore, this triangle may lie on the line A.
7). Slope of hypotenuse = 
= 
Given triangle may lie on the line C.
8). Slope of hypotenuse = 
= 
Given triangle may lie on the line B.
9). Slope of hypotenuse = 
= 
Given triangle may lie on the line B.
10). Slope of hypotenuse = 
= 3
Given triangle may lie on the line A.
Answer:
x^6 + 2x^3 -2x^2 -8x + 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Okay, so we need to multiply f and g.
Since you said asap, I won't do the long explanation...
x3 -4x 2
x2 x6 -4x2 2x2
2 2x3 -8x 4
x^6 + 2x^3 -2x^2 -8x + 4