The correct answer to this question is this one: "D. 11.474"
your calculator probably doesn't do "secant". But sec is 1/cos
so do cos(85) (in degree mode, not radian mode)
then "invert it": 1 / ANS or x^-1 if you have that key
or type
1/cos(85 degrees)= <span>11.4737</span>
Answer:
b. continuous random variable
Step-by-step explanation:
Speed is a common continuous variable and the value is always random.
It is continuous because there is always another speed value between two speed values. For example, a car travelling at the rate of 50 mils per hour will either increase or decrease its speed at a continuous rate. No speed can drop suddenly form 50mph to 20mph.
It is random because although there might be speed limit, the speed recorded by the Highway patrol officer willl always be random in value.
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