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Evaluate tan(sin^-1(-4/5)). Enter your answer as a fraction using the slash bar (/).

Anvisha [2.4K]

Answer:

-1333/1000

Step-by-step explanation:

Evaluate tan(sin^-1(-4/5)).

First we need to evaluate the expression in parenthesis

sin^-1(-4/5)

= sin^-1(-0.8)

= -53.13

SUbstitute the given value into the original expression as shown;

tan(sin^-1(-4/5))

= tan(-53.13)

= -1.333

= -1333/1000

Hence the required answer is -1333/1000

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Answer:

43. I'm not really sure about this one but here's what I got:

The average height of a 4th grader is 58 inches. (Maybe that'll help) Also if it's by the number of kids in the class....I would assume that there are at most 33 kids in the class....I'm not sure what it's asking...sorry :(

46. There are 8 total marbles so if you were selecting a green marble the probability of getting a green marble would be 3/8. If there are 2 blue marbles then the probability would be 2/8 or 1/4

LINK: https://mathbitsnotebook.com/Geometry/Probability/PBIndependentDependent.html

48. In a deck of cards there are 26 black cards and 26 red cards. Number of event occurrences. Total number of trials. For example, if a dice is rolled 6000 times and the number '5' occurs 990 times, then the experimental probability that '5' shows up on the dice is 990/6000 = 0.165. That should help with this one

LINK:

https://explorable.com/experimental-probability

49. Since there are 6 sides and each side is a number 1-6, the probability of rolling a six is 1:6

50. This one is easy if you read the question right. There are no pink marbles....

I'm not that great with graphs

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Directions: The marketing research department at the Fresno Mall plans to survey teenagers about a newly developed soft drink. E

emmainna [20.7K]

The experiment is the development of a new soft drink

A possible outcome is "Prefer this new drink"
A possible event is "The event that 5 of 10 teenagers prefer this new drink to their favourite drink"
A new survey is about children vaccination

<h3>The experiment</h3>

From the question, we understand that:

The Fresno Mall plans to survey teenagers about a newly developed soft drink

This implies that the experiment is the survey of teenagers for a new soft drink

<h3>A possible outcome</h3>

Also from the question, we have:

The teens will be asked to compare it with their favourite soft drink

In terms of preference, one outcome could be "Prefer this new drink"

<h3>A possible event</h3>

Also from the question, we have:

The teens will be asked to compare it with their favourite soft drink

In terms of preference, one event could be "The event that 5 of 10 teenagers prefer this new drink to their favourite drink"

<h3>A new survey</h3>

Using the question as a guide, a survey could be:

<em>In a survey of 500 randomly selected adults, 68% of the respondents think that the government should require parents to have their children vaccinated.</em>

Here, we have:

Experiment: Children vaccination
Outcome: Outcome that a parent supports parent should have their children vaccinated
Event: Event that 5 of 10 individuals think that the government should require parents to have their children vaccinated

<h3>Importance of probability</h3>

Probabilities, in this scenario are used to determine the proportions of outcomes, events and it is used to make informed decisions