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Let's pretend that the legs are  264 and 495 units in length

264   factors as  11 * 24  ....so  2.64 =  11 * .24

And

495  factors as  11 * 45........so   4.95  = 11 * .45

And a Pythagorean Triple triangle of  8 - 15 - 17 ...... exists....so.....   a triangle  of   .08  - .15 - .17 also exists

And notice that   3*.08  = .24     and 3*.15 = .45.......so  3* .17 =  .51   ....which implies that....

[ 3* .08]^2 + [3 * .15]^2  = [ 3 * .17]*2..........which further implies that......

[ .24]^2 + [ .45]^2   = [.51]^2    .........which further implies that....

[11* .24]^2  + [ 11 * .45] ^2   = [ 11 * .51]^2

So....the hypotenuse must be   11 * .51  = [ 10 + 1] [.51]   = 5.1  + .51   =  5.61 units in length

FV=PV(1+r)^n=1(1.50)^365=1.88 X 10^64 pennies=$1.88 X 10^62 in one year.

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Explain why the equation arccosx = arcsin2 cannot have a solution

Arcsin2 does not exist, because sine must be between +1 and -1.

There can be:

1. 6 women, no men: (6, 0) (only possible way) (all sitting next to a woman)

2. 5 women, 1 man: (6, 2) (only possible way) (all 6 must sit next to a woman, 2 woman sitting next to the man)

3. 4 women, 2 men: (6, 4) (if the men sit next to or opposite of each other); or (5, 3) (if they sit one apart)

4. 3 women, 3 men: Arrangements can be WWWMMM or WWMWMM or MMWMWW, so it's (5, 5); or WMWMWM would be (3, 3)

5. 2 women, 4 men: Symetrical with 3., (4, 6) or (3, 5)

6. 1 woman, 5 men: Symetrical with 2., (2, 6)

7. 0 women, 6 men: Symmetrical with 1., (0, 6)

That's all!

Sorry, don't know what you mean. Always give an example.

No. "i" is the square root of -1. This is called "Complex Math". Someday you learn about it in High School and in College.

Let a radius drawn through the chord bisect the chord.  And, by Euclid, such a radius will meet that chord at right angles.

And the center of the circle, the intersection point of the radius and the chord and the intersection point of the radius with the circle will form a right triangle

And......by the Pythagoren Theorem,  the distance - d - that the chord lies from the center of the cirdle is :

sqrt [radius^2  - (1/2 the chord length)^2]   =

sqrt (14^2 - 6^2) = sqrt(160) units = 4*sqrt(10)  units

Pi=3.1415926535897932384626433832795...................FOREVER..............................

what is 44 divided by negative 8

44/-8=-5 1/2

what is 2 to the 4th power times 2 to the 3rd power simpilfied

2^4 X 2^3=2^7

what is the value of 8 in 2859

You mean: 2859/8=357 3/8

Just use the calculator here: Example: 3/8. Enter 3 first, then the division sign " ÷", then enter 8 and press = sign. You should get: .375.

Look at the following pic, Mellie

Angle ABC can be found thusly :

sin CAB/ 26 = sin ABC / 24

And sin CAB = sin90 = 1

So

Sin ABC = 24/26

arcsin (24/26)  = ABC

And the altitude  AX drawn from A to to side BC will be one leg ot the right triangle AXB........so this altitude will be shorter than the altitude drawn from B  to side AC, since this altitude is the hypotenuse of triangle AXB. And AX will clearly be shorter than the remaining altitude drawn from C  to side AB.

And we can find AX thusly

AX / sinABC = AB / sin AXB

AX / sin[arcsin(24/26)]  = AB / sin AXB

But AXB = 90 so the sine of this angle  = 1   and   AB = 10.....so we have

AX = 10 * sin[arcsin(24/26)]  = 120/13 units  = about 9.23 units

And this is the shortest altitude

   (7.2*10^8)+(4.5*10^5) in scientific notation=7.2045 X 10^8

1/8 X 30=30/8=3 3/4 pencils.

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round answer to nearest 100

Add 30 to both sides. 

N=47

Subtract nine from both sides. 

4x=-2

Divide 4 from both sides.

x=-1/2

A = (1/2) (AB)(BC)sin120  =  (1/2)(12)(12)(sqrt(3)/2)  = 36sqrt(3)  sq units

PR = 12*sin60 = 12 * [sqrt(3)/2]  =  6 * sqrt(3)

And we can find XR thusly :

XR/ sin30  = 6/ sin60

XR   = 6sin30/ sin60

XR  = 6(1/2) / [sqrt(3) / 2]

XR  = 3*2/ sqrt(3) = 6/sqrt(3)

So PX  =  PR - XR =   6*sqrt(3) - 6/sqrt(3) =  [18 - 6] / sqrt(3)  =  12/sqrt(3)

And the area of PQX   =  (1/2) *PX* RQ  = (1/2) (12/sqrt(3)) * (6)   =  36 / sqrt(3)  square units

Here's a pic :  

dude just stop with that already it's OLD and nobody cares about that so just please stop 

1/2(4p)+1/2(1)

(4p)/2+1/2

A positive is always greater than a negative.