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Secant function is the inverse of cosine. In trigonometry, a right triangle has one 90 degrees angle. It consists of the hypotenuse(h), the adjacent side (a), and the opposite side(o), with respect to the angle. For cosine, it is adjacent over hypotenuse. Since secant is the inverse, it would be hypotenuse/adjacent. Hypotenuse is the longest side.
Hence, sec theta = 15/9
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Based on the coordinates of line BC, the coordinates of N, and the fact that O is not on the coordinate plane, the coordinates of O are (6, 5).
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Point N is a reflection of B and point O is a reflection of C. This means that N to O will be a straight line.
Because O is not on the Coordinate plane, we would need to draw a diagonal line from N towards C.
A vertical line should then be drawn from Point C downwards.
These two lines will intersect at (6, 5). This will be the coordinates of Point O.
Find out more on locating points of reflection at brainly.com/question/1406837.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Use the rhombus properties:
diagonals are perpendicular and divide in half.
In order for the rhombus not to be a square, the diagonals must be of different lengths.
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