Answer:
23.6 (approximate value)
Step-by-step explanation:
- a*a+b*b=c*c Pythagorean thereom
- (21.5)^2 + b*b = (31.9)^2
- b*b= 1017.61 - 462.25
- √b*b= √555.36
- b=23.6(approximate value)
If one is to choose among given choices and the order is not important, we use the concept of combination. First, we calculate for the sample space or number available since there is a total number of 12 electives and a student may choose 2 out of them.
S = 12C2
That is "the sample space is equal to combination of 12 taken 2". The answer to this is equal to 66.
Next, we determine the number of outcomes. The equation will be,
O = (5C1) x (3C1)
That is "outcome is equal to combination of 5 taken 1 times combination of 3 taken 1". This is equal to 15. The probability is equal to,
P = O/S
Substituting,
P = (15/66) = 0.227270
The answer to this item is the third choice.
The answer is one solution. Hope this helps
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Start by noticing that the angle
is on the 4th quadrant (between
and
. Recall then that in this quadrant the functions tangent and cosine are positive, while the function sine is negative in value. This is important to remember given the fact that tangent of an angle is defined as the quotient of the sine function at that angle divided by the cosine of the same angle:

Now, let's use the information that the tangent of the angle in question equals "-1", and understand what that angle could be:

The particular special angle that satisfies this (the magnitude of sine and cosine the same) in the 4th quadrant, is the angle 
which renders for the cosine function the value
.
Now, since we are asked to find the value of the secant of this angle, we need to remember the expression for the secant function in terms of other trig functions: 
Therefore the value of the secant of this angle would be the reciprocal of the cosine of the angle, that is: 
Ur x axis will be the number of cans and ur y axis will be the weight in oz
u will label ur x axis( the number of cans) in intervals of 1......from 0 to 4
u will label ur y axis (the weight) in intervals of 10....from 0 to 40
ur equation would be : y = 10x
points on this line are : (0,0), (1,10), (2,20), (3,30), (4,40)