Answer:
8 and 17
Step-by-step explanation:

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9² = 12² + 15² - 2 (12) (15) cos (B)
81 = 144 + 225 - 360 cos(B)
81 = 369 - 360 cos (B)
360 cos (B) = 369 - 81
360 cos (B) = 288
cos (B) = 0.8
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Answer: Cosine B = 0.8
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12² = 15² + 9² - 2 (15)(9) cos (A)
144 = 225 + 81 - 270 Cos A
144 = 306 - 270 Cos A
270 Cos A = 162
Cos A = 3/5 or 0.6
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Answer: Cosine Angle A = 3/5
Experiental probability is the correct choice because you will have actual data from an experiment that you are using to create the ratio of outcomes to attempts. This is the scientific and mathematical name for a tested ratio. Theoretical probability, on the other hand, is what you would expect to happen if you were to perform the test.
Answer:
Graph dots in the points of the following:
(-4,10)
(-3,8)
(-2,6)
(-1,4)
(0,2)
(1,0)
(2,-2)
(3,-4)
(4,-6)
(5,-8)
(6,-10)
Connect these dots to make a line.