That which is equivalent to tanθ is A sinθ/cosθ
To answer the question, we need to know what tanθ is
<h3>What is tanθ?</h3>
Tanθ is a trigonometric identity which is the tangent of the angle .
Now, from the unit circle, with radius, r = 1, we have that tanθ = y/x.
Also, the sine of the angle θ is sinθ = x/1 = x
And also, the cosine of the angle θ is cosθ = y/1 = y
Since we have that
- tanθ = y/x,
- sinθ = x and
- cosθ = y
Substituting the values of the variables y and x into tanθ, we have
tanθ = y/x
tanθ = sinθ/cosθ
So, that which is equivalent to tanθ is A sinθ/cosθ
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Answer:
C) (5,0)
Step-by-step explanation:
1. The correct answer is C) because when we move five units to right from the origin, and zero units up, we end up at point H!
Step-by-step explanation:
-4x+1+6-(-9x)
-4x+7-(-9x)
5x+7
It would be 2769.44 still since it would technically be 2769.440 if you were rounding to the TENTHS place. The Zero(0) doesn't change anything so the answer is
2769.44
You start counting from 0 onwards:
C = 6
D = 8
Then C x D = 48
So the product CxD is situated at 48 units from 0
