When we draw the terminal side in a Cartesian plane, this side is located at quadrant 1. We have to solve angle theta in order to obtain the trigonometric functions. First, we solve the angle in the triangle formed of the terminal side.
tan alpha = 3/8
alpha = 20.56°
theta = 180° - 20.56° = 159.44°
<span>sin theta =0.35
csc theta =2.85
<span>cot theta = -8/3</span></span>
Answer:
Too
Step-by-step explanation:
Two xD
Answer:
Given an angle ABC, it is possible to construct a line BF that divides the angle into two equal parts using only a straightedge and compass. Such a line is called an angle bisector. ... If we then construct the line BF, it will divide the original angle ABC into two equal angles.
C, line equations are not about degrees. Line equation are fill with integers.
The three answers would be B , C , and E , Hope this helps