The angles in degrees to radian is as follows:
-54 degrees = -3π / 10 radian
<h3>How to convert from degree to radian?</h3>
The measurement is in degrees. Let's convert it to radian with respect to π.
Therefore,
180 degrees = π radian
-54 degrees = ?
cross multiply
Hence,
angle in radian = -54 × π / 180
angle in radian = - 54π / 180
angle in radian = - 6π / 20
angle in radian = -3π / 10 radian
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All direct proportional graphs go through the origin (0,0). So this is where one point could go. The second point is found by going up 5 units and then to the right 3 units to get to (3,5)
<h3>Draw a straight line through (0,0) and (3,5) to graph</h3>
The equation of this line is y = (5/3)x
True. If they never intersect then they must have the same slope and are parallel
Answer:
31.5
and
32,4
Step-by-step explanation:
