Answer:
156.37°
Step-by-step explanation:
We solve this above question, using Cosine rule which is given as:
Cos C = a² + b² - c²/2ab
Let the Angle be represented as: x
Cos x = 310² + 200² - 150²/2 × 310 × 200
x = arc cos [ 310² + 200² - 150²/2 × 310 × 200]
x = 23.63°
The angle, in degrees, that he must turn through to head straight for Island B is given as:
180° - 23.63°
= 156.37°
Answer:
2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's solve your equation step-by-step.
9a=(√3)a+2
9a=1.732051a+2
Solve Exponent.
9a=1.732051a+2
log(9a)=log(1.732051a+2)(Take log of both sides)
a*(log(9))=(a+2)*(log(1.732051))
a=(log(1.732051)/log(9))*(a+2)
a=0.25*(a+2)
a=0.25a+0.5(Simplify both sides of the equation)
a−0.25a=0.25a+0.5−0.25a(Subtract 0.25a from both sides)
0.75a=0.5
0.75a/0.75=0.5/0.75
(Divide both sides by 0.75)
a=0.666667
a=2/3
0.666667=2/3
Hope this helps :)
Area=1/2bh
add them
(1/2)ab+(1/2)c^2+(1/2)ab=
ab+(1/2)c^2
ab+(1/2)(a^2+b^2)
not sure which option to pick there are different preferences on what counts as 'simplified'
4. find area
area=LW
area=105*45=4725
depends on the area of the signs
answer is
4725/(areaof1sign)
anyway, round down your answer because you will have an incomplete sign if you don't
5. area=pir^2
1/2 of it is
area=1/2pir^2
area=(1/4)^2pir^2
area=pi((1/4)r)^2
the radius is now 1/4 of what it was originally, meaning that the diameter is also 1/4 of what it is now
we need to know diamater
answer is 1/4 of current diameter
3. unclear
4. area of 1 sign not given, answer is 4725/(areaof1sign), rounded DOWN to nearest integer
5. (404 error, diameter not found) answer is 1/4 of current diameter
Answer:
No, the clay will not pour out easily. I know this because the angle of the truck bed is less than 50°, which is the minimum angle for easy pouring.
Step-by-step explanation:
The mnemonic SOH CAH TOA reminds you that ...
Sin = Opposite/Hypotenuse
If α represents the angle of the truck bed, this means ...
sin(α) = 9/15
We can find α using the inverse sine function:
α = arcsin(9/15) ≈ 36.87°
We note this angle is less than 50° so we expect the clay will not pour out easily.
