Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Cot is the inverse of tan. Therefore, the ratios are also inverses. The same goes for csc, which is the inverse of sin.
The tan ∠B = 
so the cot ∠B = 
so the first statement is false.
The sin ∠C = 
so the csc ∠C = 
so the second statement is false.
The tan ∠C = so the cot ∠C = so the third statement is false.
The sin ∠B = 
so the csc ∠B = 
which reduces to 
so the last statement is true!
Answer:
Aristotle
Step-by-step explanation:
Galileo claimed that acceleration due to gravity is constant for all objects regardless of their masses. This was in contradiction of what Aristotle had said earlier that heavy objects fell faster.
First:
A graph that starts y< or y> will always be a dashed line, because the points on the line do not make the equality true.
A graph with y≤ or y≥ will have a solid line.
Second,:
If the equation is y<, then the shading will be below the line. (If you were standing on the line, you'd look straight down for the solutions.)
If the equation is y>, then the shading will be above the line. (If you were standing on the line, you'd look straight up for the solutions.)
For your exercise:
Neither A nor B fits that inequality. I hope there are options C and D
