If Ian uses 1/20 of the ketchup 4 times, this is equal to 4/20, or

.

can be simplified to

, which means we need to work out

of 12.2

is equivalent to 20%, which as a decimal is 0.2
0.2 x 12.2 = 2.44 - however, this is how much he has
used, and we need to figure out how much is left.
12.2 - 2.44 = 9.76
So, Ian has 9.76 oz remaining :)
Considering the unit circle, it is found that the sine is negative on the third and on the fourth quadrant.
<h3>What is the unit circle?</h3>
For an angle
the unit circle is a circle with radius 1 containing the following set of points:
.
Hence, from the above explanation, the sine is negative when y is negativem, which is on the third and on the fourth quadrant.
More can be learned about the unit circle at brainly.com/question/16852127
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16.0000 is the nearest thousandths