Question

WILL MEDAL AND FAN.

Answer 1

o lol im in middle school i cant do this

Answer 2

You are either correct or its A. Remember I said I think.

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

@pooja195

Answer 5

@Error1603

Answer 6

@Error1603 I need your help in one of my questions.

Answer 7

It just got bumped to the top.

Answer 8

@welshfella

Answer 9

@Error1603 plz

Answer 10

Help us

Answer 11

Cosine is `adjacent` over `hypotenuse`.
Secant is the FLIP of Cosine.

Tangent is `opposite` over `adjacent`.
Cotangent is the FLIP of Tangent.

Answer 12

Can you go to my question @zepdrix

Answer 13

So then Cotangent must be `adjacent` over `opposite`.
So I guess we can eliminate option B, ya?

Answer 14

Sine is `opposite` over `hypotenuse`.
Cosecant is the FLIP of Sine.

Answer 15

Any other ideas? :)
Flip your sine relationship upside down, see if that's one of your options.
Try the same with cosine.

Answer 16

I feel like you're just guessing :)
How did you come up with C?

Answer 17

sine = opposite/hypotenuse
opposite?
cosecant = hypotenuse/opposite
ya good, so we can eliminate C as well.

Answer 18

cosine = adjacent / hypotenuse

so secant will be the reverse of this

secant = ?

Answer 19

good good good
\(\rm sec x^o=hypotenuse\div adjacent\)

Answer 20

yay \c:/ D

Answer 21

this is a special triangle