That would be Quadrant 1, which is the quadrant in the top right corner.
Sin corresponds to the y-value, so sin would be positive at Quadrants 1 and 2.
Tan, which is y/x (sin/cos), is positive at Quadrants 1 and 3.
So at quadrant 1 is where both sin and tan are positive.
Answer:
F because you cannot prove that any of the angles are the same with only one set of parallel lines
Answer:
40w^3
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm assuming you meant w^3 (w to the third power). In that case, you would just add 34 + 13 + 11 - 18 because they are all like terms (coefficients of w^3).
Area shaded = Area big circle- Area of small circle;
200 pi= pi•(2x)^2 -pi•6^2;
200pi= pi•4x^2 -pi•36;
200pi=pi•4(x^2 -9) divide both sides by 4pi;
50=x^2 -9; So x=sqrt(59)~7.68cm
