
,

,

We find the probability of intersection using the inclusion/exclusion principle:

By definition of conditional probability,

For

and

to be independent, we must have

in which case we have

, which is true, so

and

are indeed independent.
Or, to establish independence another way, in terms of conditional probability, we must have

which is also true.
The given compound inequality is

First we solve the first inequality,

Now we solve the second inequality

So we have

So the required solution is
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Correct option is A .
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To do this, we must use the unit circle. At the angle
the coordinate pair is (
,
) and the hypotenuse is 1
Now that we know these we can start using the trig functions
sin = y
cos = x
tan = 
And the other functions would be the reciprocal of these
csc = 
sec = 
cot = 
This would mean that
sinx = 
cosx =
tanx =
or
if you're supposed to rationalize your denominators
cscx = 2
secx =
or 
cot = 