Answer:
0.8
Step-by-step explanation:
The annual factor will be found by dividing any year's population by the population of the year before. The points most easily read from the graph are the populations for years 0 and 1. Then the annual factor is ...
factor = (year 1 population)/(year 0 population) = 320/400
factor = 0.8
The probability is 3/14. There are 2 multiples of 4 in 14, which is 8 and 12. There is only 1 multiple of 6 in 14 which is 12. 1+2=3. It is possible outcomes over total outcomes so 3/14.
The LCM (least common factor) of 12 and 27 is the number: 3
QUESTION A
The given multiplication problem is

Factor each term to obtain;

Cancel out the common factors to obtain;

Simplify to get;

QUESTION B
The given multiplication problem is

This the same as

This simplifies to;

QUESTION C
The given problem is

This is the same as


This simplifies to

QUESTION D.
The given expression is

Factor the 54 to obtain;

Cancel the common factors to get;

This simplifies to;

QUESTION E
The given problem is

Convert the mixed numbers to improper fraction to obtain;


Cancel the common factors to get;


QUESTION F
The multiplication problem is

Convert the mixed numbers to improper fractions to obtain;

Cancel out the common factors to get;

Simplify;

QUESTION G
The given problem is

Convert to improper fractions;

Cancel out the common factors to get;


Convert back to mixed numbers

QUESTION H
The given expression is

Convert to improper fraction to get;

Cancel common factors to get;

Simplify

Convert back to mixed numbers;

Answer:
- sin = -√3/2
- cos = -1/2
- tan = √3
- sec = -2
- csc = (-2/3)√3
- cot = (√3)/3
Step-by-step explanation:
See the attached picture for a drawing of the angle and its terminal point coordinates. Those are (cos(4π/3), sin(4π/3)), so we have the following trig function values:
sin(4π/3) = -√3/2
cos(4π/3) = -1/2
tan(4π/3) = sin/cos = √3
sec(4π/3) = 1/cos = -2
csc(4π/3) = 1/sin = -(2√3)/3
cot(4π/3) = 1/tan = (√3)/3
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<em>Additional comment</em>
It helps to know that 1/√a = (√a)/a. This lets you write the ratios with a rational denominator in each case.