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Step-by-step explanation:
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The answer is= there are 126 5p coins
the reason for this is that
-630 is simplified to 5,
-so 1/5 is really 126/630,
(630 divided by 5 is 126)
- and so 2/5 is 126 x 2 =252/630
- there are only 3 parts left, and if 1p has more parts than 5p,
-then 1p takes up 2/5 of the bag
-and 5p takes up 1/5 of the bag
Choice A is true. This is the Pythagorean identity. One of the most fundamental trig identities you should memorize.
Choice B is false. Let A = 60 and B = 30 and you'll see the left hand side turn into 0.5 while the right hand side turn into -0.5
Choice C is true. This is a variation of the identity tan^2+1 = sec^2 (just subtract tan^2 from both sides)
Choice D is true as this is a more complicated variation of 1+tan^2 = sec^2
