The correct answer for the completion exercise shown above is: sine.
Therefore, the complete text is shown below: "<span>In a right triangle, the sine of an angle can be found by dividing the length of the opposite leg by the length of the triangle's hypotenuse".
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A right triangle is a triangle that has an angle of 90 degrees.
The sine is one of the most common trigonometric functions. Therefore, you have that the sine of an angle is:
Sin(α)=opposite/hypotenuse
Answer: b; y intercept between 8 and 4
Step-by-step explanation:
1. a; 2/3
2. b; 3, all real numbers except x=2
3. a; $.75
4. c; intercepting at (-3,-3)
5. b; 5
6. a; starts at 3
7. b; 1975
8. b; y intercept between 8 and 4
Y= ∛(-x) - 3
for x = -8 → y = ∛-(-8) - 3 ↔ y = 2-3 ↔y = -1
for x= 8 → y= ∛(-8) - 3 ↔ y = -2 -3 ↔ y = -5
Then - 5≤ y≤ - 1
hence the range of y is {y|-5≤y≤-1}
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