To find a cofunction with the same value as the expression csc 52*, you would use the formula like this. csc (x) = sec (90-x). So if you use csc(52) that equals sec(90-52). This in turn, equals sec(38). So the answer is B.
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a
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no name and function
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Error Bound = 0.04
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Whenever we want to estimate parameter from a subset (or sample) of the population, we need to considerate that your estimation won't be a 100% precise, in other words, the process will have a random component that prevents us from always making the exact decision.
With that in mind, the objective of a confidence interval is to give us a better insight of where we expect to find the "true" value of the parameter with a certain degree of certainty.
The estivamative of the true difference between proportions was -0.19 and the confidence interval was [-0.23 ; -0.15].
The question also defines the error bound, as the right endpoint of the confidence interval minus the sample mean difference, so it's pretty straight foward:
Error Bound = 
The interpretation of this would be that we expect that the estimative for the difference of proportions would deviate from the "true" difference about
or 4%.
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60.5 milligrams per square centimeter First, determine how many half lives have expired by dividing the time by the half-life. So: 55/20 = 2.75 That means that only 2^(-2.75) = 0.148650889 = 14.8650889% of the original substance remains. So just divide the amount remaining by 0.148650889 to get the original amount. 9 / 0.148650889 = 60.5445419 So originally, there was 60.5 milligrams per square centimeter 55 years ago.