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tan A  =  y / x  = -5/-12  =  5/12

csc A =   r / y

r =  sqrt (5^2 + 12^2)  =  sqrt (25 + 144)  = sqrt (169)  = 13

Since  y is negative in Q3....then csc A =   13/-5  =  -13/5

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We have the following  equation

M  =  ae^(kt)

Where M is the mass after t hours

a  = the beginning mass

k  is the growth constant

We need to find k   thusly

5  = 2e^(k 30)       divide both sides by  2

2.5  =  e^(30k)       take the Ln  on both sides

Ln 2.5  =  Ln e^(30k)         and we can write

Ln 2.5  =  30k   * Ln e           [Ln e = 1....so we can ignore this ]

Ln 2.5 =  30 k       divide both sides by  30

Ln (2.5) /30 = k

After 25 hours we have that

M  = 2e^(Ln (2.5)/30* 25)   ≈  4.29  mg

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Not too bad.....

We need to figure this

    3x^4  + 2x  + 1

+     h(x)

______________

  5x^2  - 6x - 1

Note that the first term of h(x)  must have been     -3x^4   since there is no fourth power term in the final result

The second term must have been  5x^2

The third term must have been    2x + ax = - 6x  ....so  ax  = -8x

And the last term must have been -1 + k = -1    ⇒  k  = 0

So  h(x)  must have been     -3x^4  + 5x^2  - 8x  

Check :

3x^4  +  0x^2   +  2x   -  1

-3x^4 +  5x^2   -  8x    + 0

_____________________

             5x^2   -  6x   - 1

Note that  (x - 1)   has a degree of 1

So......we must  multiply this by a polynomial of degree 3  to  get a polynomial of degree 4

So.... "f"  has a degree of 3

Note that when x = 0....f(x)  =   1

As x grows larger and larger.....f(x)   tends to approach y =  0   (the x axis)

So....the range is   (0, 1]

See the graph here :   https://www.desmos.com/calculator/5s4fsm8zqo

( a + b + c) (a + b - c)  = 3ab

[ (a + b) + c ]  [(a + b) - c ]  = 3ab

(a + b)^2  - c^2  = 3ab

a^2 + 2ab + b^2 - c^2 = 3ab

a^2 + b^2   =  ab + c^2     (1)

Using the Law of Cosines

c^2  = [a^2 + b^2] - 2(a)(b) cos C      (2)

Sub (1)  into (2)    and we have that

c^2  = [ ab + c^2]  - (2ab) cos C

c^2  = ab + c^2 - (2ab) cos C       subtract c^2 from both sides

0   =  ab - 2ab cos C        subtract ab from both sides

-ab  = - 2ab cos C            divide both sides by -2ab

1/2  =  cos C

arccos (1/2)  = C  =  60°

Thanks to asinus for the hint of applying the Law of Cosines  !!!

Thanks! I checked it again through WolframAlpha. Its correct.

Thanks, heureka!!!

An alternative approach :

Note that triangles EFC  and BDE  are similar......which means that

EF/FC  =  BD/DE

5 / 7  =  BD / 5      multiply both sides by  5

25/7  = BD

Happy B-day(I'm old as your digits reversed around lol)

you add a g to it 

to make it gone!

Just multiply each wage rate by  2000....that will give you the annual income for each profession...

HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY HECTICTAR !

HERE'S  THE  KEY TO YOUR  FUTURE!      

May it be an extremely happy and sucessful one.      

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Happy b-day Hectictar, what's wrong with Alabama?

Happy 21st birthday, you are in the prime of your life, with so much ahead of you!

Try using fact that there's a right triangle between ABA'. You're hunting for A' coordinates based off A or B coordinates. 

Reflecting across origin is normal, disregard other dudes rants. 

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We need to solve this system  .....it's a little tedious, so I used WolframAlpha to solve it....however....I could go through it if you wanted.....

(-28- h)^2 + (784 - k)^2  = r^2

(-2 - h)^2 + ( 4 - k)^2 = r^2

(13 - h)^2 + (169 - k)^2  = r^2

The center of the circle is at  (h, k)  = (-2475, 312)   and r^2  = 6210593

The equation of the circle is  ( x+ 2475)^2 + (y - 312)^2  = 6210593

Here's a graph : https://www.desmos.com/calculator/7uay3uslee

We can find the other  "x" intersection point thusly  ...sub x^2  for y in the equation of the circle and we have that

(x^2 + 2475)^2 + (x^2 - 312)^2  =  6210593

I also used WolramAlpha to solve this....again....I can go through it if you want

The last intersection point x value  = 17

So  y  = x^2  = 17^2  = 289

So the last intersection point  is (17, 289)

The focal distance, a, is given by

4ay = x^2

4(1/4)y = x^2

y = x^2

So  a  = 1/4

The vertex of the parabola = (0, 0)

And the focal point  =  (0, 0 + a)  =  ( 0 , 0 + 1/4)  =   (0, 1/4)  = (0, .25)

So....now all youhave to do is to find each of the distances  from the four intersection points to the poiint (0, .25)

Can you do this????  [ Note.....some technology (like WolframAlpha) might help  with these calculations ]

OK, man....no prob   !!!