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I find the wording of this question confusing.

I will change it to indicate the question that I am answering.   

Three airports A, G, E forms a triangle. Airport G has a bearing of 52 degrees FROM airport A. Airport A has a bearing of 216 degrees FROM airport E. Airport G is 200 feet from Airport A and Airport E is 160 feet from Airport A. How far sorts are airports G and E? What is the bearing of airport E FROM airport G?

I have drawn this diagram to scale.  Getting the sketch right is always the trickiest bit.

Use cosine rule to find the length of EG

Then use sine rule to find angle  $$\theta$$  

The bearing of E from G is (180+52+$$\theta$$ ) degrees

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night here it is 3:35 pm

thanks oh And Have A Good Day tommorow i might be on so Bye! *drops ipad and starts sleeping*

Good night, Jillybean......sleep tight...!!!

Thanks! and who are you

Good night Jillybean   

if you are asking what is 15% of 19.6, the answer is found by (.15*19.6); and the answer is 2.94

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First, get x by itself

y = 5x + 4    subtract 4 from both sides

y - 4 = 5x     divide both sides by 5

(y - 4) / 5 = x     "switch"  x and y

(x - 4) / 5 = y      for 'y," write  f^-1(x)

So

f^-1(x)= (x - 4) / 5

And that's the inverse

Yeah....jillybean.....you and I might be fighting over that fudge......LOL!!!

Use the change-of-base rule, i.e.,  ( log 44 / log 7 )

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You have to enter an expontent  !!

Thanks Chris, I enjoyed your song :)

and Jillybean, I bet you sang it beautifully too.  

Thanks anon 

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"How do I type in fractions ?"

A great answer - thanks anon - why don't you join up andlet us get to know you ?

We'd love that :)

If you mean

$${\mathtt{h}}{\mathtt{\,\times\,}}{\mathtt{7}}{\mathtt{\,\times\,}}{\mathtt{4}} = {\mathtt{28}} \Rightarrow {\mathtt{h}} = {\mathtt{1}}$$

But if you mean

$$\\h^7*4=28\\\\
h^7=7\\\\
h=\sqrt[7]{7}\\\\
$which can also be written as $\\\\
h=7^{1/7}\\\\
$which is approximately equal to$$$

$${{\mathtt{7}}}^{\left({\frac{{\mathtt{1}}}{{\mathtt{7}}}}\right)} = {\mathtt{1.320\: \!469\: \!247\: \!756\: \!123\: \!7}}$$

My guess -- emphasis upon 'guess' -- is that you are attempting to place a number that is way too large for the integer location and so the process used to change from a floating point to an integer results into a nonsensical answer.

The second equation:  y - 6x  =  7  can be written as:  y  =  6x + 7.

Written this way, you can see that it has a slope of 6 and a y-intercept of 7.

The first equation:  y  =  6x -6  also has a slope of 6 but it has a y-intercept of -6.

Since both lines have the same slope, they are parallel.