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There is a piece of tape attached to a hula hoop The tape rotates to 7 20 during one spin What is the sine value of this function?
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−7
20
20 square root 449 over 449
negative 7 square root 449 over 449
The answer seems to be the third one which is 20 square root 449 over 449.
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