Answer:
19 and 26
Step-by-step explanation:
The other 2 cant work because that would make the total Degrees inside the triangle more than 180 (this is impossible)
Let the radius of the circle be r. Then the line from the external point through the center of the circle which extends to the far point on the circle has length 3r .By the tangent - secant theorem
t^2 = 3r * r = 3r^2 ( where t is the length of the tangent).
So t = √(3r^2) = √3r answer.
You would find the sign if the signs are not the same if you are dividing or multiplying its negitve if its the same its positive
My guess is he gets heads about half the time
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Start by determining the simpler angle 
(or, the complement of the highlighted angle in red on your image). The cosine of that angle is
Now, back to the actual red-circled angle. That one is going in the negative direction and ends up in the same position on the unit circle. Since cosine is an even function, its value is the same whether you evaluate at an angle theta, or its complement 2pi-theta. So, the final answer is:
