Question

In the triangle below, what is csc E?


A. d/e
B. f/e
C. d/f
D. e/d

Answer 1

http://roads.advancedacademics.com/contentserver/content/roadssection/279562/questions/assessments/r-ratiosofrighttrianglesquiz/geometry_8.2_quiz_final_10q.png

Answer 2

this isn't a quiz just so everyones clear, i think the use the same urls for assignments and quizzes, cause i cant copy the URLs in a quiz. =/

Answer 3

\[\csc \theta = \frac{ hypotenuse }{ opposite }\]

Answer 4

thanks! i didnt have the formula (:

Answer 5

can you take it from here? :) yw

Answer 6

yess, thank you so much.

Answer 7

okay yw :)
what did you get?

Answer 8

i havent done it yet haha i just wrote it down for when i go back, gimme a second and ill post it to double check!

Answer 9

okay :)

Answer 10

to get this isn't it hypotenuse/adjacent side? not opposite?

Answer 11

http://www.mathwords.com/c/c_assets/c228.gif

Answer 12

oh duh. thats COS that i was thinking of. okay for the i got E/D haha. so is this D/F then?

Answer 13

\[\csc \theta = \frac{ Hypotenuse }{ Opposite }\]

\[\csc E = \frac{ d }{ e }\]

Answer 14

mehh. i thought i was right for once.

Answer 15

oh! cause its the opposite of E i just went with D cause that was my hypotenuse!

Answer 16

oh and be careful on your notation, CAPITAL LETTERS are used for angles.
the lower case letters are used for side lengths.

Answer 17

oh, i didnt know that. so thanks, i was just making sure that in the convo they were clear. thank you so much for the help! youve been super helpful and patient (:

Answer 18

Your Welcome :)