S=S1+S2, where S1=12*4=48 cm², S2=0.5*(12-3-3)*(8-4)=12 cm².
S=48+12=60 cm²
Answer: Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
If a triangle was inscribed onto the surface of a sphere, the sum of its interior angles will not add up 180 degrees. This is actually a method in differential geometry to see if a surface is flat or curved; see if the angles up to 180 degrees. Now, it depends on how large the triangle is. If we were to draw a triangle on the surface of the earth with lets say a piece of chalk, the angles will appear to add up to 180 degrees. The larger amount of surface that the triangle covers, the larger deviation you will get from 180 degrees.
The surface area is 158 inches.
Answer:
8/-5
Step-by-step explanation:
Flip the numerator and the denominator.
Answer: C
Explanation:
Test A.
The left side is
tan(x - π/4) = [tan(x) - tan(π/4)]/[1 + tan(x)*tan(π/4)]
= [tan(x) - 1]/[1 - tan(x)]
= -1
This is not equal to the right side.
Statement A is not an identity.
Test B.
The right side is
sin(x+y)/(sinx siny) = [sin(x)cos(y) + cos(x)sin(y)]/[sin(x)sin(y)]
= cot(y) + cot(x) = 1/tan(y) + 1/tan(x)
= [tanx + tany]/[tan(x)tan(y)]
This is not equal to the left side.
Statement B is not an identity.
Test C.
The right side is
[sin(x)cos(y) - cos(x)sin(y)]/[cos(x)cos(y)]
= sin(x)/cos(x) - sin(y)/cos(y)
= tan(x) - tan(y)
Ths equals the left side.
Statement C is an identity.
Test D.
The left side is
cos(x)cos(π/6) - sin(x)sin(π/6)
= (√3/2)cos(x) - (1/2)sin(x).
The right side is
sin(x)cos(π/3) - cos(x)sin(π/3)
= (1/2)sin(x) - (√3/2)cos(x)
The two sides are not equal.
Statement D is not an identity.