The answer is $2.90
Hope that helps
Consider an angle M with measure m≠90°, in a right triangle.
Let
OPP denote the length of the side opposite to M,
ADJ denote the length of the side adjacent to M, and
HYP denote the hypotenuse.
then:
Sin(M) = OPP/HYP
Cos(M)= ADJ/HYPP
Tan(M)=OPP/ADJ
Back to our problem,
using the Pythagorean we can find the length of AB:






Answer: 1, 3, 4
ANSWER
The area of square ABCD is

EXPLANATION
The area of square ABCD is the square of the length of one side.
That is the area of ABCD is |AD|²
From Pythagoras theorem,

We can read from the graph that, each box is one unit.
This implies that,



Therefore the area of square ABCD is 25 square units.
The correct answer is option C.
Answer:
The height of the dog house = 4 feet.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
The shape of the dog house is like a tent.
The slant heights of the house is 5 feet.
The bottom of the house is 6 feet across.
To find the height of the dog house at its tallest point.
Solution:
On drawing the figure of the dog house in the shape of a tent, we find out that the tallest point would be at the midpoint of the bottom of the house.
Thus, we ave a right triangle, of which one leg =
and hypotenuse = 
<em>Applying Pythagorean theorem to find the measure of the other leg which is the height of the house.</em>

Plugging in values.


Subtracting both sides by 9.


Taking square root both sides.


Thus, the height of the dog house = 4 feet.
Direct variations look like this (y = 3x_
Not direct variations (or inverse variations) look like this (y= 1/3x.) They are often in fraction form.
So, in your problem the direct variations are:
y= 3x
x = -1
-0.5x = y
y= 2.2x +7
y= 4
The non-direct variations are:
y = 2/7x