You should first of all rewrite the equation in slope intercept form. You should get y=2/3x-2. The perpendicular slope is the opposite reciprocal, in this case -3/2. You will use this slope and the point to write your equation in point slope form and then clean this up to get it into slope intercept form. You should get y=-3/2x-6
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
9.6 divided by 3/4 = 0.8, so 8. Correct me if I'm wrong ya'll.
To multiply exponents with like bases, simply add the exponents...
3^-3 × 3^4 × 3 × 3^-5 =
add exponents across, remember just 3 means 3^1.
-3 + 4 + 1 + -5 = -3
answer is 3^-3
2x+y=9
3x+5y=19
I will do this problem in 2 ways. I.)Substitution II.)Elimination
Solution I.) Substitution
We can subtract 2x from both sides in the first equation.
y=9-2x
Now we can substitute the y in the second equation with 9-2x
3x+5(9-2x)=19
-7x+45=19
-7x=-26
x=26/7
y=9-2(26/7)=11/7
Solution II.)Elimination
We can multiply both side of first equation by 5 to get a 5y in both equations.
10x+5y=45
Now because both are positive 5y we just need to do simple subtraction of the 2 equation, each side respectively.
(10x+5y)-(3x+5y)=45-19
7x=26
x=26/7
2*26/7+y=9
y=11/7
Ultimately you get the same answer, both are viable methods, some problems are faster with one method but I recommend mastering both since they are very useful.
Answer:
Sin 29° 32' = Cos 60° 28'
Step-by-step explanation:
Here in this problem, we have to write Sin 29° 32' in terms of its co-function.
We know that co-function of Sin Ф = Cos ( 90° - Ф ).
Therefore, we have to find a complementary angle of 29° 32'.
So, ( 90° - 29° 32' ) = 60° 28'
Therefore, Sin 29° 32' = Cos 60° 28' ( Answer )
