\int \frac{ \cos (\pi/x^{5}) }{ x^{6} } \, dx
Answer:b
b
Step-by-step explanation:
tell me if you got it right.
It leaves a remainder of 3
that means is it NOT a multipule of 6 or 8 or 10
it has to be more than 10 though
6x+1=8y+1=10z+1
subtract 1 from everybody
6x=8y=10z
so basically what is the least common multplule and then add 1
LCM
factor
6=2*3
8=2*2*2
10=2*5
therefor the LCM=2*2*2*3*5=120
then add 1
120+1=121
the smallest intege is 121
Answers:
- AE = 26
- AN = 58
- CT = 22.5
- Perimeter of triangle AEN = 127
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Work Shown:
Because points C, P, and T are midpoints of the sides of triangle AEN, this means the segments CP, PT, and CT are midsegments of triangle AEN.
The segment PT = 13 is a midsegment of the larger triangle, and it is parallel to the side AE. Recall the midsegment is half as long as its parallel side.
This means,
PT = (1/2)*AE
2*PT = AE
AE = 2*PT
AE = 2*13
AE = 26
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We'll use the same idea to find AN
CP = (1/2)*AN
2*CP = AN
AN = 2*CP
AN = 2*29
AN = 58
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And we can also say,
CT = (1/2)*EN
CT = (1/2)*43
CT = 22.5
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Add up the sides of triangle AEN to find its perimeter
Perimeter of triangle AEN = (AE)+(EN)+(AN)
Perimeter of triangle AEN = (26)+(43)+(58)
Perimeter of triangle AEN = 127
Answer:
The answer is D
192 pi = pi (5) squared h
Step-by-step explanation: