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Performing Operations with Complex Numbers — Unit test Answers

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Given vectors u = ⟨–2, 1⟩ and v = ⟨4, –2⟩, which statement is true concerning u and v?

A
The vectors form an obtuse angle of approximately 93°.
B
The vectors form an obtuse angle of approximately 96°.
C
The vectors form an obtuse angle of approximately 127°.
D
The vectors point in opposite directions.
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When deriving the Law of Cosines, the equation is created using the Pythagorean theorem. Use substitution to replace in the equation below and then simplify.

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square of c = square of a + square of b minus 2bx
Option A
B
square of c = square of a minus square of b minus 2bx
Option B
C
square of c = square of a minus square of x + square of b minus 2bx + square of x
Option C
D
square of c = square of h + square of a + square of b minus 2bx
Option D
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Solve the Law of Cosine: for cos C.

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cosine C = StartFraction square of a + square of b minus square of c over 2ab EndFraction
Option A
B
cosine C = StartFraction square of a + square of b + square of c over negative 2ab EndFraction
Option B
C
cosine C = StartFraction square of c minus square of a minus square of b over 2ab EndFraction
Option C
D
cosine C = StartFraction square of negative c + square of a + square of b over negative 2ab EndFraction
Option D
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Which pair of equations below is a result of constructing the altitude, h, in ?

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sine A = StartFraction h over c EndFraction sine C = StartFraction h over a EndFraction
Option A
B
sine A = StartFraction h over c EndFraction sine B = StartFraction b over c EndFraction
Option B
C
sine A = StartFraction b over c EndFraction sine C = StartFraction b over a EndFraction
Option C
D
sine C = StartFraction h over a EndFraction sine B = StartFraction b over a EndFraction
Option D
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Which equation could be used to solve for the measure of side q in shown below, given s = 15, S = 45°, and Q = 105°? [Not drawn to scale]

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StartFraction sine 105 degree over 15 EndFraction = StartFraction sine 30 degree over q EndFraction
Option A
B
StartFraction sine 105 degree over q EndFraction = StartFraction sine 30 degree over 15 EndFraction
Option B
C
StartFraction 15 over sine 105 degree EndFraction = StartFraction q over sine 45 degree EndFraction
Option C
D
StartFraction q over sine 105 degree EndFraction = StartFraction 15 over sine 45 degree EndFraction
Option D
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Review the diagram.

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11.49 foot-pounds
B
38.30 foot-pounds
C
574.53 foot-pounds
D
750.00 foot-pounds
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A cyclist travels 5 miles in the direction N 30° E, then travels 3 miles in the direction N 70° E. Which equation measures the cyclist’s distance, x, from the starting point?

A
52 = x2 + 32 – 2(3)(x)cos(100°)
B
52 = x2 + 32 – 2(3)(x)cos(140°)
C
x2 = 52 + 32 – 2(5)(3)cos(100°)
D
x2 = 52 + 32 – 2(5)(3)cos(140°)
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Review the graph.

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LeftAngleBracket 7, negative 3 RightAngleBracket and 23 degrees
Option A
B
LeftAngleBracket negative 7, 3 RightAngleBracket and 23 degrees
Option B
C
LeftAngleBracket 7, negative 3 RightAngleBracket and 157 degrees
Option C
D
LeftAngleBracket negative 7, 3 RightAngleBracket and 15.7 degrees
Option D
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Review the graph.

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N 60° E
B
N 60° W
C
S 60° E
D
S 60° W
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Let v = ⟨–13, 2⟩ and w = ⟨–9, –5⟩. What is w – v?

A
⟨–22, –23⟩
B
⟨–4, 7⟩
C
⟨4, –7⟩
D
⟨22, 3⟩

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