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Answer:

En contraste con el seno, el coseno permite diferenciar triángulos obtusángulos de triángulos acutángulos.

Step-by-step explanation:

Por Geometría Euclideana sabemos que la suma de todos los ángulos internos de un triángulo es igual a 180°, si el triángulo no es rectángulo, entonces acutángulo o obtusángulo.

Un triángulo es acutángulo cuando todos sus ángulos son agudos, es decir, cuyas medidas sean mayores que 0° y menores que 90°, mientras que un triángulo es obtusángulo cuando uno de sus ángulos es mayor que 90° y menor que 180° y los dos ángulos restantes son agudos.

El seno es una función periódica y acotada entre -1 y 1, que es positiva entre 0° y 180°, significando que esta función trigonométrica es demasiado "débil" para diferenciar a un triángulo obtusángulo de uno acutángulo. En cambio, el coseno es una función periódica y acotada entre -1 y 1, que es positiva entre 0° y 90°, y negativa entre 90° y 180°, convirtiéndola en un criterio "fuerte" para diferenciar triángulos obtusángulos de triángulos acutángulos.

Answer:

2m+8

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

A = 24

Step-by-step explanation:

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A = B+8

C = 2B

72 = B+8+2B+B

72-8 = 4B

6434 = 4B/4

16 = B

A = 24

B = 16

C = 32

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

7 boys

Step-by-step explanation:

We must find the median of the data given. A median is the "middle number" of a set of numbers ordered in increasing value.

Step 1, ordering the numbers:

We will start by ordering the numbers from smallest to largest. We have:

2, 2, 6, 8, 9, 12

Step 2, finding the "middle number":

Well...notice how there is an even amount of numbers in the data set. We can't exactly find one "middle number". We can however, narrow the list down to two "middle numbers."

We have 6 and 8.

Step 3, taking the average:

To find the median, we will take the average of the two "middle numbers."

[tex]\frac{6+8}{2} =\\\frac{14}{2}=\\\fbox{7}[/tex]

The median is 7 boys.

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Answer:

m = 4

Step-by-step explanation:

m = -29 + 33

Answer:

the answer is m=4

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Step-by-step explanation:

33+-29=4

Answer:

y = 6·sin(3·(x - 1)) + c

Step-by-step explanation:

The general form of an equation for a sinusoidal function is presented ad follows;

y = a·sin(b·(x - h) + c

Where;

a = The amplitude of the equation

T = The period = 2·π/b

h = The phase shift

c = The vertical shift

From the question, we have;

a = 6,

2·π/3 = 2·π/b

∴ b = 3

h = 1

We get;

y = 6·sin(3·(x - 1)) + c.

Given:

The data values are:

21, 32, 17, 24, 15, 30, 28 and 26.

To find:

The first quartile, third quartile, and interquartile range.

Solution:

We have,

21, 32, 17, 24, 15, 30, 28, 26

Arrange the data values in ascending order.

15, 17, 21, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32

Divide the data set in two equal parts.

(15, 17, 21, 24), (26, 28, 30, 32)

Divide each parenthesis in two equal parts.

(15, 17), (21, 24), (26, 28), (30, 32)

Now, the first quartile is:

[tex]Q_1=\dfrac{17+21}{2}[/tex]

[tex]Q_1=\dfrac{38}{2}[/tex]

[tex]Q_1=19[/tex]

The third quartile is:

[tex]Q_3=\dfrac{28+30}{2}[/tex]

[tex]Q_3=\dfrac{58}{2}[/tex]

[tex]Q_3=29[/tex]

The interquartile range is:

[tex]IQR=Q_3-Q_1[/tex]

[tex]IQR=29-19[/tex]

[tex]IQR=10[/tex]

Therefore, the first quartile is 19, third quartile is 29 and the interquartile range is 10.

Answer:

-5

Step-by-step explanation:

12-7=5

7-12=-5

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Arithmetic

7-12

Meaning, 12 less than 7.

7-12=-5

Step-by-step explanation:

Translation: (x,y)↦( 9, -12)

Scale factor: 2

Translation:

(x,y)↦( 9, -12 )

Scale factor:

2 is the required answer.

Answer:

C    The mean or median

Step-by-step explanation:

Step-by-step explanation:

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Explanation:

If we plugged (x,y) = (0,8) into the first inequality, then we get

y < x^2+6

8 < 0^2+6

8 < 0+6

8 < 6

which is false. So we can rule out choice A.

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Trying choice B leads us to

y < x^2+6

2 < 4^2+6

2 < 16+6

2 < 22

That last statement is true, so the first inequality is true for (x,y) = (4,2)

Let's try the other inequality

y > x^2-4

2 > 4^2-4

2 > 16-4

2 > 12

That's false. Since one of the inequalities is false (it doesn't matter which one), this means the entire system is false. We cross choice B off the list.

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Now onto choice C

You should find that y < x^2+6 becomes -4 < 10 after plugging in (x,y) = (-2,-4). Since -4 < 10 is true, we move onto the next inequality.

The inequality y > x^2-4 becomes -4 > 0 after plugging in those mentioned x,y values. The inequality -4 > 0 is false.

We cross choice C off the list.

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The only thing left is choice D. It has to be the answer.

Let's find out if we get true inequalities when plugging in (x,y) = (2,6)

y < x^2+6

6 < 2^2+6

6 < 10 ... true

and

y > x^2-4

6 > 2^2-4

6 > 4-4

6 > 0 .... also true

Both inequalities are true, so the entire system is true. Therefore, (x,y) = (2,6) is one of the infinitely many solutions to this system.

Choice D is confirmed as the answer

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Refer to the diagram below. I've graphed the two dashed boundary curves and the shaded region between. This region is above the y = x^2-4 curve, and below the y = x^2+6 curve. So we're ignoring the stuff above the y = x^2+6 curve.

Points A through D represent the four answer choices in the order given. We see that point D is the only point in the shaded region, so that visually confirms we have the correct answer.

Note: points on the dashed boundaries do not count as solutions.

Answer:

3 x 5 is the gcf of 45 and 75. gcf(45,75) = 15.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

B. [tex]^{5} P_{5}[/tex] × [tex]^{20} P_{15}[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

No. of students from first grade = 15

No. of students from second grade = 5

There are 5 rows of seats

Each row contains 5 seats

Total seats = 25

No. of ways for second-grade students to occupy the first row (i.e first 5 seats) = [tex]^{5} P_{5}[/tex]

Remaining seats = 20

So, now we are left with 15 first grade students  

So, No. of ways for first-grade students occupy remaining seats = [tex]^{20} P_{15}[/tex]

Using the counting rule principle,

No. of ways for the students can be seated if all of the second-grade students occupy the first row = [tex]^{5} P_{5}[/tex] × [tex]^{20} P_{15}[/tex]

So, Option B is the correct answer

Hence, no. of ways for the students can be seated if all of the second-grade students occupy the first row is ×

There are ¹⁵P₁₅ x ¹⁰P₅ possible way to seat, if all of the second-grade students occupy the first row.

A permutation in math is the number of ways in which a set of data or objects can be ordered or arranged, where the order matters.

Given that, a school bus has 25 seats, with 5 rows of 5 seats. 15 students from the first grade and 5 students from the second-grade travel in the bus.

Since you have to place all first-grade students in the first three rows,

Therefore,

For the 15 first-graders of the first three rows (15 seats), we have ¹⁵P₁₅ since all 15 places have to be occupied by all 15 first-graders.

Then we have 10 remaining seats left to be assigned to the 5 second-graders = ¹⁰P₅

We then multiply the permutation numbers of those two arrangements to get the total ways:

¹⁵P₁₅ x ¹⁰P₅

Hence there are ¹⁵P₁₅ x ¹⁰P₅ possible way to seat, if all of the second-grade students occupy the first row.

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Answer:

6 sqrt(3) = x

Step-by-step explanation:

Since this is a right triangle, we can use trig functions

sin theta = opp/ hyp

sin 60 = x/12

12 sin 60 =x

12 ( sqrt(3)/2) =x

6 sqrt(3) = x

Answer:

x=6[tex]\sqrt{3}[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

take 60 degree as reference angle

using sin rule

sin 60=opposite/hypotenuse

[tex]\sqrt{3[/tex]/2=x/12

do cross multiplication

2*x=12*[tex]\sqrt{3}[/tex]

x=12[tex]\sqrt{3}[/tex] /2

x=6[tex]\sqrt{3}[/tex]

Answer:

XY=6

Step-by-step explanation:

13-7=6

Answer:

XY = 6

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that the whole line (XZ) is equal to 13, and we know that YZ + XY is equal to XZ.

XZ = XY + YZ

13 = XY + 7

6 = XY

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Answer:

a

Step-by-step explanation:

follow the proportions

Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

2ab * sqrt[3](192ab^2) - 5 * sqrt[3](81 a^4b^5) =

= 2ab * sqrt[3](4^3 * 3 * a * b^2) - 5 * sqrt[3](3^3 * 3 * a^3 * a * b^3 * b^2)

= 2ab * 4 sqrt[3](3 * a * b^2) - 5 * 3 * a * b * sqrt[3](3 * a * b^2)

= 8ab * sqrt[3](3 * a * b^2) - 15ab * sqrt[3](3 * a * b^2)

= -7ab * sqrt[3](3ab^2)

Answer: C

Answer:

scale factor: 2

translation: (x+2, y+7)

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

Remember the relation:

Distance = Speed*Time.

Then if we define:

y = distance

x = time

Speed = 50km/hr

Then we can write the relation between distance and time is:

y = (50km/hr)*x

This is the equation we need to graph.

To graph it, we can just find two points of that equation, and then draw a line that connects them:

For example if we have x = 0hr then:

y = (50km/hr)*0hr = 0km

then we have the point (0hr, 0km)

If now we use the point x = 1hr, then:

y = (50km/hr)*1hr  = 50km

Then we also have the point (1hr, 50km)

Now we can draw these two points and connect them by a line, that line is the graph of the equation.

The graph of the equation can be seen below:

Answer:

I'm not seeing the options clearly so I'll answer the entire question then perhaps you can get your answer from that

Step-by-step explanation:

Formula for finding volume of rectangular prism =

Area or rectangle x Height

(L x B) x H

[tex] = (8 \times 3) \times 5 \\ = (24) \times 5 \\ = 120 {cm}^{3} [/tex]

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