Explain why you cannot complete this equation using only +1s and -1s

(+1) +_+_+_=(+1)

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Answer 1
Answer: you cannot because this equation doesn't need it

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Select all answers that apply. Wave diffraction depends on the: size of the obstacle.
wavelength of the waves.
speed of the waves.
mood of the waves.

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speed of the waves because a wave can get faster

Which is the BEST estimation of 9?
A) between 2 and 2.1
B) between 1.5 and 2
C) between 2.1 and 2.2
D) between 2.3 and 2.4

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B. between 1.5 and 2
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Which answer is a root of f(x)=0 with a multiplicity of 2?

-4
4
3
-3

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Answer:

It will be a positive 3 i hope this helps

Step-by-step explanation:

5. A banner is made of a square and a semicircle. The square has side lengths of 26 inches. One side of the square is also the diameter of the semicircle. What is the total area of the banner? Use 3.14 for pi

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Answer: 941.33 square inches

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : The side length of square = 26 inches

Area of square = (side )^2

=(26)^2=676\text{ square inches}

Also, it given that one side of the square is also the diameter of the semicircle.

i.e. diameter = 26 inches

Radius = half of diameter = 13 inches

Then , the area of the semicircle = (\pi r^2)/(2)

=((3.14)(13)^2)/(2)=265.33\text{ square inches}

Now, the  total area of the banner = Area of square +Area of semicircle

=676\text{ square inches}+265.33\text{ square inches}\n\n=941.33\text{ square inches}

Hence, the total area of the banner= 941.33 square inches

-4.3g=25.8 what is the awnser

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-4.3g=25.8\ \ \ \ |divide\ both\ sides\ by\ (-4.3)\n\ng=(25.8)/(-4.3)\n\ng=-(258)/(43)\n\n\huge\boxed{g=-6}
\sf - 4.3g = 25.8 \n  \n Divide \ both \ sides \ by \ - 4.3 \n  \n  (- 4.3g)/(- 4.3) =  (25.8)/(-4.3)  \n  \n \huge = g = - 6

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Answer:

1)7.288 feet

2)11.6 feet

3)safe

4) 3.7 feet

5) ∅= tan^(-1)(1.5) = 56.31 degrees

6)∅1= tan^(-1)(2) = 63.43 degrees

  ∅2= tan^(-1)(1.2) = 50.19 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

1) The door barn is rectangular in shape. The length is 9 feet and The angle between diagonal and side is 39 degrees.

Applying trigonometry,

tan(39) = (opposite)/(adjacent) = (s)/(9) = 0.809

Thus, s= (9)(0.809) = 7.288 feet

2) Applying pythagoras theorm,

   (Diagonal)^(2) = (9)^(2) + (7.288)^(2) =134.115

  Diagonal length (d) = 11.58 feet. Nearest tenth place = 11.6 feet

3) The length of ladder is 14 foot and height from ground is 13.5 feet.

Applying trigonometry,

sin(∅) =  (opposite)/(hypotenous) = (13.5)/(14) = 0.964

∅ = angle of elevation = sin^(-1)(0.964) = 74.57 ≈ 75 degrees.

Thus tractor can climb safely.

4)Applying, pythgoras theorm,

14^(2) = (13.5)^(2)  + x^(2)

x = \sqrt{14^(2)-(13.5)^(2)} = 3.708

Thus, ladder should be placed at distance 3.7 feet

5)Let angle of elevation be ∅.

  tan(∅) = (30)/(20) = 1.5

 = tan^(-1)(1.5) = 56.31 degrees

6)After moving 5 feet closer to barn, Let angle of elevation for light near barn be ∅1 and for farther one be ∅2.

Thus,

tan(∅1) = (30)/(15) = 2

  ∅1= tan^(-1)(2) = 63.43 degrees

tan(∅2) = (30)/(25) = 1.2

  ∅2= tan^(-1)(1.2) = 50.19 degrees