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  1. Question #848e1 - Socratic

    Explanation: Taking the reciprocal of a number means to divide 1 by it.

  2. The sum of the first nth term of a geometric series is 145 ... - Socratic

    The sum of the first nth term of a geometric series is 145 and the sum of the reciprocal is 145/33. The first term is 1. What is n and the common ratio? Precalculus

  3. What is the slope of any line perpendicular to the line ... - Socratic

    Dec 12, 2015 · Explanation: A line perpendicular to another line has an OPPOSITE RECIPROCAL slope. For example, if a line had a slope of #2#, the perpendicular line's slope …

  4. Question #f5060 - Socratic

    It would seem reasonable to take the reciprocal of both sides of this equation, and we need to remember that doing so reverses the direction of the inequality. In addition, later we need to …

  5. How do you prove? [cos (pi/2-x)-2cos (pi/2-x)sin^2x+cos (pi/2 …

    Mar 14, 2018 · The expression [cos(π 2 − x) − 2cos(π 2 −x)sin2x +cos(π 2 − x)sin4x]sec5(− x) simplifies considerably if you use cos(π 2 −x) = sinx and sec(−x) = sec(x), becoming (sinx …

  6. Question #035b4 - Socratic

    Sep 19, 2016 · 1/4 cup There are two ways to express something divided by 2. We can use division : 1/2 div 2" is the same as " 1/2 div 2/1 Use the method of dividing by a fraction rarr " x …

  7. What is the slope of any line perpendicular to the line ... - Socratic

    Jan 14, 2016 · The slope of a line perpendicular to that line would be the negative reciprocal. To find this, invert the numerator and the denominator and multiply by -1, which gives you m = #9/8#

  8. Plants convert 1.15x1017 grams of carbon into sugar (C6H12O6

    Plants convert 1.15x1017 grams of carbon into sugar (C6H12O6) each year. How many molecules of sugar is this?

  9. The graph of h (x) contains the point (−5, 10). What is the ...

    Yeah your right, the corresponding point would be (-1,10) Because your multiplying the argument of the function (the x value inside the brackets) by a constant the creates a horizontal dilation …

  10. How do you divide \frac { 2v + 5} { 4v ^ { 4} - v - Socratic

    1/v^2 The first step is to factorise as far as possible: (2v+5)/ (v^2 (4v^2-1)) div ( (2v+5))/ ( (2v+1) (2v-1)) To divide, multiply by the reciprocal: = ( (2v+5))/ (v ...