Answer:
DEH and HEJ are complementary angles for example.
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to provide any 2 angles that sum to 90deg. We can clearly see that DEH and HEJ are complementary, we can see the same for JEK and KEF.
I don't believe there's more.
No it's a number that can be found in both of the factor lists.
What you see in the z score table is P(z< a constant), for P( z≥ a number), subtract the probability from 1:
1-0.1587=0.8413
on the z score table, you will see that p(z<1.00)=0.8413
so c=1.00
