When reflecting a triangle, does Alpha, Beta, etc. have to be used as a designation?
To the math geniuses among you
(This is 7th grade congruence of triangles)
To the math geniuses among you
(This is 7th grade congruence of triangles)
The dissociation constant for KA(s) <-> K+(aq) + A-(aq) is defined as Kd = ([K+][A-])/[KA]. Concentrations usually refer to the amount of dissolved component, but this time we're talking about the concentration of KA, the undissolved component that is formed again in the reverse reaction. What exactly does that mean numerically? As stated in my…
There are 5 people standing next to each other in a row. How do I calculate the number of possibilities in the lineup? 2 people next to each other > 2 possibilities 3 people next to each other > 6 possibilities 2 x 3 = 6 4 people next to each other > 24 possibilities…
Good evening I'm writing a physics paper these days which includes the topic of acceleration, and since I don't have another meeting with my physics teacher and my friends don't know exactly, I wanted to ask a question about calculating the distance travelled with an initial speed Vo. The formula for this is: S=a/2 *…
Hello, I need help with a math problem. I have solved the following problems a) and b) For b, I calculated it using the density function, which resulted in p = 0.866. But how am I supposed to calculate the proportion from that? Or did I misunderstand the problem?
Yes, you have to do that
No way, the angles are preserved