Answer:
To know what the ratio for the cos of theta, we actually have to see the adjacent and hypotenuse values. cos=adjacent/hypotenuse.
Step-by-step explanation:
I=PRT
r=rat
P=present amount
I=interst
t=time in yeare
2 years
16%
3000
I=2*3000*0.16
I=$960
If the -8 is under the square root, then...

OR
If the -8 is not under the square root, then...

Either way, we replace x with -3 and simplify.
For more information, refer to the direct substitution rule for limits.
For this, just plug in 1.5 into the x variable of this function and solve as such:

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