Answer:
Yes because it is evenly and correctly put out on the table with a slope of 2
Hi there!
You know how in a decade are 10 years?
And in 1 year is 365 days?
Lets say this year is a leap year. In each decade, there are 2 leap years, meaning an extra day is added to them, so instead of 365 days in it, there will be 366.
Lets multiply 365 by 10 to see what we get. Then, since there's 2 leap years in a decade, an extra day is added, making two extra days in the decade, we'll add 2 days :D
365 × 10 = 3,650.
To add 2 more days, we simply do below:
3,650 + 2 = 3,652 :)
So, our final answer is 3,652 days in a decade.
Hope this helps!
Message me if you need any more help, I'd be happy to answer any other questions you may have! :D
Answer: C
Step-by-step explanation:
In the quadrant IV, it is only a cos θ that is positive.
Given that tan θ = –8∕15
Where tan θ = opposite ÷ adjacent
Where opposite = 8 and adjacent = 15
We can find the hypothenus by using pythagorean theorem
Hypothenus = sqrt(15^2 + 8^2)
Hypothenus = sqrt(289)
Hypothenus = 17.
Sin θ = opposite ÷ hypothenus
Sin θ = 8/17
Since Sin θ is also negative in the fourth quadrant, therefore
Sin θ = - 8/17
Option C is correct.
6
of a pizza. Which shows a correct way to find the weight of the whole pizza?
Answer: top right
Step-by-step explanation: in order to seperate p, we need to multiply each side by 6, as this will make the right side just p. Then, since we mutiplied by 6 on the right side, we multiply by 6 on the left side too, so we get 5.5*6
When 448 is rounded to the nearest tens then the value is 450.
When rounding a number to the nearest tens, we consider the digit in the tens place.
In the case of 448, the digit in the tens place is 4.
To round to the nearest tens, we examine the digit in the ones place, which is 8. Since 8 is greater than or equal to 5, we round the tens place up by 1.
Therefore, the digit in the tens place becomes 5, and all the digits to the right of the tens place become zeros.
This gives us the rounded value of 450.
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