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"i" and sometimes you'll see "j" stand for imaginary numbers, or mathematical constructs created by mathematicians in order to make certain kinds of equations work out right. Imaginary numbers are part of something called Complex Numbers. Not complex in the sense that they are difficult to solve, but complex in the sense that they are made up of two parts -- a real number (integers, for example) and an imaginary part. For example: 23 + i10 means the integer 23 plus an imaginary component, i10. 
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Follow your right angle triangle laws. For this question we will use the Tangent rule. Tangent Rule : Tan(angle) = opposite/adjacent.

So : Tan19 = Opposite/32 (Multiply 32 by both sides to take the 32 out of the denominator)

        32 * Tan19 = Opposite (Evaluate in calculator)

        11.01 = Opposite (Which is the height)

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You just divide.

x=3

To convert a decimal that ends into a mixed number, we first write thenumber in front of the decimal point. Then, for the fraction part, we look at the part after the decimal point. We write out the numbers after thedecimal point in our numerator. Our denominator is 1 followed by zeroes.

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What does the process behind solving 6(3/2)^2 - look like?

6 * 0.75

= 4.5

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Any number that can be divided evenly by more than 1 and itself...

The end behavior of a polynomial function is the behavior of the graph of f(x) as x approaches positive infinity or negative infinity. The degree and the leading coefficientof a polynomial function determine the end behavior of the graph.

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