Answer:
8/27 ≈ 29.6%
Step-by-step explanation:
Two of the six faces are B, which means four of the six faces are not B.
The probability of rolling not B three times is:
P = (4/6)^3
P = (2/3)^3
P = 8/27
P ≈ 29.6%
This is a doozy so pay attention. First thing you have to recognize is that is a trig identity, the sum identity for cosine to be exact. That formula is
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So that means you need to find the cosine of alpha and the sin of beta. We are given the sin of alpha being 4/5 in the first quadrant. If you set up the sin ratio which is side opposite over hypotenuse of a right triangle, you put the 4 on the side opposite the reference angle, alpha, and the hypotenuse of 5 on the terminal ray and then you have to find the missing side of the right triangle you created. Using Pythagorean's theorem, you find that the missing side, which is the adjacent side to alpha, is 3. Now you can find the cosine of alpha as well, since cosine is the side adjacent, 3, over the hypotenuse, 5. So far wwe have
and
for that first angle. Now moving on to the second angle. The cosine of beta is side adjacent, 5, over the hypotenuse, 13, and we are missing the side opposite the reference angle beta. Using Pythagorean's theorem again to find the side opposite, we have that that side measures 12. Now we can find the sine of beta using that opposite side, 12, over the hypotenuse, 13. What we have now is
and
. According to the identity, we have to multiply those ratios now:
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When you do that you get
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Of course in order to subtract those 2 fractions you need a common denominator which is 65 so
which gives you a final answer of 
which is the first choice given above. There you go!
Answer:
i think it is D bro let me know if i am right okay and can i get branliest if i get it right
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer would be
4
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Yes
Answer:
17 tour guides
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we need to divide 83 by 5.
As you can see, there are 16 tour guides that can handle 5 students each. However, there are a remainder of 3 students, so we need one extra tour guide. Thus, the answer is 17 tour guides.
