10 because 5×2 is equal to 10
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
.48 rounds down
.5 rounds up
It appears that the digit 9 is prepended to each term of the sequence 5^(n-1).
The next two terms will be 5^5 and 5^6, each with 9 prepended: 93125 and 915625.
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Firstly, let find some some other trig functions. We need to know all sides to know other trig functions. We know the horizontal side is -7 because it x-axis is at -7, it y-axis is at 24. so it vertical side is 24. Then we use the pythagorean theorem to find r

49+576=

525=c^2

So since we know that x= -7, y=24, r= 5 times sqr root of 21. We can find some trig functions. We can use function cosine here. Cosine equals

cos=

then we find secant which is the reciprocal of cos so we flip the numbers and that equals
