Alright. Start by plugging in -3 for d. There are absolute value signs on the outside, so it negates the negative and makes it just 3. I hope this helps you.
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i think its A but im not sure
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I think your answer is y/8. It's a little unusually worded. If this is not correct, please leave a note.
The way I have answered it, I would word it as "What is the quotient of y divided by 8."
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Explanation to your question:
Since the sin of theta is 0.3, we can reasonably deduct that the opposite side to theta has a ration of 3 to 10 to that of the hypotenuse. Thus, the adjacent side to theta, using the pythagorean theorem, will be root91. Therefore, since the cosine of theta is the adjacent/hypotenuse, we get root 91/10