Answer:
EH = 3.31
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given a right angle triangle EKL. As KH has been given as the altitude (perpendicular) of the right angled triangle, and K is the right angle, we can say that EK is tthe base of the triangle and EH is the only side lleft, which is the hypotenuse of the triangle.
Where,
EK = Base = 3
KH = perpendicular altitude
EH = Hypotenuse
m<K = 90
m<E = 25
We know that
cosθ = Base/ Hypotenuse
cos 25 = 3/ EH
EH = 3/cos25
EH = 3.31
Perpendicular alitutude can also be calculated by using the formula for tanθ.
Answer: ∠JKM = 
and
∠JKM = 
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
∠JKM=10y+6
∠MKL=8y-6
Since they are linear pairs ,
So, 
∠JKM = 
and
∠MKL = 
Y = 0.213x – 352.0 <span> represents this linear model shown in the data table.
Plug in the values of x into the equation for a double check.
Let's try 1980.
</span><span>y = 0.213(1980) – 352.0
</span>y = 69.74
which is closest to the 70.1 whereas other options do not satisfy the condition.
The better deal is the Full Warranty, by approximately 174 dollars. To solve the cost of the full warranty, simply multiply 30 percent times the cost of the washer/dryer.30 x 1,179 = 353.70. You do not need to add anything to this because the warranty covers the extra costs. To solve for the cost of the limited warranty, multiply 14 percent times the cost of the washer/dryer, plus the cost of the new parts and the repair center costs (the warranty only covers the labor repair costs): (.14 x 1,179) + 211 + 152 --> 165.06 + 211 + 152 = 528.06. The full warranty is clearly cheaper. To figure out by how much, simply subtract the full warranty from the limited warranty: 528.06 - 353.70 = 174.36. To round to the nearest number, take off the decimal: 174. So that means your answer is D hope this helps.
Answer:
1 Superscript 13 and 1 Superscript 15
Step-by-step explanation:
The process of exponentiation can be mathematically written as:
a^b
where a is called the base, and b is called the exponent.
Basically it means that we have to multiply the base with itself as many times as the value of the exponent.
For example 2^4 is 2•2•2•2
Having this in mind, 1^13 and 1^15 have equivalent values, because no matter how many times we multiply 1 with itself it will always be equal to 1.
