Probability and Trigonometry Crossword

"A" squared plus "B" squared equals "C" squared
What you use in a trigonometric function when you already know the opposite and adjacent sides to the missing angle
The angle formed between a horizontal line and the line of sight (looking down)
The longest side of a right triangle
the side length of a triangle that is not a part of the missing angle
What you use in a trigonometric function when you already know the adjacent side to the missing angle and the hypotenuse
Two events that can occur without the results of one event impacting the other events results
The angle formed between a horizontal line and the line of sight (looking up)
What you use in a trigonometric function when you already know the opposite side to the missing angle and the hypotenuse
the chance that a certain result will occur
a chart that displays information with intersecting circles
every result in a set of sets except for the results in the set that is listed
two events that CANNOT occur at the same time without effecting each others' results
the probability of two independent event occurring can be found by using P(A n B) = P(A) x P(B)
two events that are able to occur at the same time without effecting each others results
two or more events that have the same results performed together as they have when performed one at a time