Answer:
The length of the other leg is 
Step-by-step explanation:
I will assume that the triangle is a right triangle
In a right triangle the legs are perpendicular
so
The area of a right triangle is equal to
where
a and b are the legs of the triangle
In this problem we have
substitute the values
For a definite answer, let us take a look at the given circle graph. You are given that landing on a blue sector will give 3 points, landing on a yellow sector will give 1 point, purple sector will give 0 points and red sector will give -1 point. You are asked to find the probability of landing -1, 0, 1 and 3 points. There are a total of 7 pie graphs in the circle.
For -1 point, you know that only a red sector will give you a negative one point. In the circle graph, there are two red portions. So you will have a probability of 2/7.
For the 0 point, you know that only a purple sector will give you zero point. In the circle graph, there are two purple portions. So you will have a probability of 2/7.
For the 1 point, you know that only a yellow sector will give you one point. In the circle graph, there are two yellow portions. So you will have a probability of 2/7.
For the 3 points, you know that only a blue sector will give you three points. In the circle graph, only one blue portion is shown. So you will have a probability of 1/7.
Answer: its a
Step-by-step explanation: the only one that makes sense
The angle of interest is the one at the end of the shadow looking up toward the flagpole. Thus the length adjacent to the angle is that of the shadow, 22 ft. The length opposite the angle is the height of the flagpole, 45 ft. The tangent of the angle is the ratio of the opposite length to the adjacent one.
... tan(angle) = (45 ft)/(22 ft)
... angle = arctan(45/22) ≈ 63.9° . . . . . matches selection A.
12, 21, 39 is the sequence given the given rule. Just plug in n=1, 4, 10 to evaluate each term.
