Answer:
(sin x)^2*(sec x) is positive in QII
Step-by-step explanation:
(sin x)^2 is always 0 or positive. Here x lies in QII.
sec x is positive when the adjacent side is positive and negative when the adjacent side is negative. In QII the adjacent side is positive.
In summary, (sin x)^2*(sec x) is positive in QII
Sum of angles in a triangle = 180
180-90-26
=64
If the gradient is the same but there are different y intersects, the straight lines will never cross but they will be parallel.
the answer is they will never cross
It would be .43, rounded. You get this answer by taking all of the 10th graders (14) and looking at how many prefer sporting events (6). Then, you simply form a decimal from 6/14, and that comes out to .428, and .43 rounded up. I hope this helps! :)
Answer:
The coterminal angles are : 270° , -450°
sketched angle is in third quadrant
Step-by-step explanation:
The sketch of the angle in standard position is attached below
The coterminal angles :
- 90 + 360 = 270°
-90 - 360 = -450°
Quadrant of the angle( -90° ) = Third quadrant
