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Answer:

D

Explanation:

Recall that:


\displaystyle \cos\theta = (1)/(\sec\theta)

Since we are given that secθ = -7.3, then by definition:


\displaystyle \cos\theta = (1)/((-7.3))\approx -0.14

Next, recall that:


\displaystyle \sin\left ((\pi)/(2) - \theta \right) = \cos\theta

This is the co-function identity.

And since sine is an odd function:


\sin u = -\sin (-u)

In other words:


\displaystyle \sin\left ((\pi)/(2) - \theta \right) = -\sin\left(\theta - (\pi)/(2)\right)= \cos\theta

Therefore:


\displaystyle \sin\left(\theta - (\pi)/(2)\right) = -\cos\theta = -(-0.14) = 0.14

Hence, our answer is D.

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