B=-1.4 because -1.4•.8=-1.12
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that
is in <em>fourth</em> quadrant.
is always positive in 4th quadrant and
is always negative in 4th quadrant.
Also, we know the following identity about
and
:

Using \theta_1 in place of \theta:

We are given that 

is in <em>4th quadrant </em>so
is negative.
So, value of 
It is 46 if you divide 34 by 16 you get 2.125 then divide 100 by 2.125 and you get 47.05 the 0 means go down if you are rounding which brings it to 46