Yes indeed it is. Your correct
Answer:
C. 76.81
Step-by-step explanation:
We must use one of the trigonometric ratios to find the length, L, of the ramp. If we use 16 as the reference angle, the 22 in would be our opposite side and the ramp length is the adjacent.
Therefore, we must use tan, which is
:


2a(b+3+4bc)
just take out the greatest common factor :)
I think it’s D but not completely sure!
Range is the outputs possible
w(r(x))=(2-x^2)-2
w(r(x))=2-x^2-2
w(r(x))=-x^2
therefor the range is from 0 to -∞