Isosceles - Has at least two equal sides. (B)
Obtuse Triangle - Must have an obtuse angle. (D)
Equilateral Triangle - All sides should be equal. (Missing an answer?)
Right Triangle -Must include a 90 degree angle. (A)
Scalene Triangle - Has NO equal sides. (C)
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Answer:
sec²(x) - sec(x) + tan²(x) = (sec(x) - 1)(2sec(x) + 1)
Step-by-step explanation:
sec²(x) - sec(x) + tan²(x) =
= sec²(x) - sec(x) + [sec²(x) - 1]
= sec²(x) - sec(x) + [(sec(x) + 1)(sec(x) - 1)]
= sec(x)[sec(x) - 1] + [(sec(x) + 1)(sec(x) - 1)]
= (sec(x) - 1)(sec(x) + sec(x) + 1)
= (sec(x) - 1)(2sec(x) + 1)
Answer:
4.5
Step-by-step explanation:
∠BAC ~ ∠EDF means that the triangles are similar. So the legs of the triangle share the same proportions, even if the sizes are different.
Since they share the same proportions, the same operations can be performed on each base to find the area.
The answer can be found with the knowledge that the area of a triangle is half of the height * width. You know the width of ∠BAC is 4, and the area is 8, so 16 (the area doubled) / 4 is the height. The width and height of ∠BAC are the same, and since the proportions are also the same, the width and height of ∠EDF are both 3. So the area is the width (3) times the height (3) divided by 2.
3*3 = 9
9/2 = 4.5
So the area is 4.5
The experiment probabilities are listed below:
One: 2 out of 20 = 2 / 20 = 0.1 or 10%
Four: 5 out of 20 = 5 / 20 = 1 / 4 = 0.25 = 25%
The theoretical probability of any single number is 1 out of 6 or about 17%.
The experimental probability for ones was less than and for fours it was greater than the theoretical probability.
