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Answer:

17/15

Explanation:

The secant of an angle is the ratio of the hypotenuse to the adjacent angle (it is also the reciprocal of cosine).

secθ=hypotenuse/adjacent

sec(∠B)= hypotenuse/adjacent

The hypotenuse in this triangle is 17, because it is opposite the right angle or the little square.

sec(∠B)=17/adjacent

The side adjacent, or next to angle B is 15.

sec(∠B)= 17/15

This fraction cannot be reduced further, therefore the secant of angle B is 17/15.

User OMGtechy
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Answer:

sec B = 17 / 15

Explanation:

Sec theta = hyp / adj

sec B = 17 / 15

User Kapil Khandelwal
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