By definition, the arc length is given by:
arc = (theta) * (R)
Where,
theta: central angle
R: radius
Substituting values we have:
arc = (π / 5) * (2.8)
Rewriting we have:
arc = ((3.14) / 5) * (2.8)
arc = 1.7584 cm
Round to the hundredth:
arc = 1.76 cm
Answer:
the arc length is:
arc = 1.76 cm
Answer: 4.17
$1.19 *3.5 = 4.165
Step-by-step explanation:
first multiply the two numbers. then round to the nearest cent. since there is a 5 behind the 6 you round up 7. it there would of been a 4 or less behind the 6 you would round down to 6.
Answer: 4.17
We have that
using a graph tool--------------> graph the <span> cosecant function
</span>see the attached figure
the answer is the option B
Answer:
47 pounds i think \/'_'\/
Step-by-step explanation:
The maximum value is actually the maximum of y
So, you don't need to care about the stuff inside cosine function,
Cosine function is always within the range of [-1,1]
So here, ymax = -1 + 6* 1 = 5
