Alejandro is correct because you do not need to add another number to 76.518, as Jiro did, but you need to round it to the nearest tenth.
Glad I could help, and good luck!
To find an angle you need to use trig ratios (tan, sin, and cos).
In this case to find ∠R you would need to use sin or cos because both of the legs are not across or adjacent to it.
To find ∠R you would need to do the "opposite" formula which would be (for sin) 5/13 <span>≈ 0.38.. asin = 22.26</span>
A. 
is the secant line on the below circle.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
The intersection of the circle will result in either Tangent or Secant. Secant is a line intersecting a circle at two different point. This concept explains the relation between the circle and line intersecting it.
From the given diagram,
The 
and 
intersects the circle at the point H and I.
∴ It can also represented that the 
and intersects at a point G.
From the given options is the secant line that intersects the circle twice.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You are going to have to divide 1433 by 67 and you see how much money equals one training sesion. Then you do 79 training sessions by how much money is equal to one training session
Answer:
√S(S-A)(S-B)(S-C)
Step-by-step explanation:
S=(A+B+C)\2
where S= semi-perimeter
A,B and C are unequal length of triangle.
