Sin x is possitive in two quadrants :
quadrant I and quadrant II
in quadrant I, cos x is positive
in quadrant II , cos x is negative
so i think the answer is : quadrant II
hope this helps
A vertical asymptote is a line that the graph of the function does not cross.
If:

+/- ∞
then the line x = a is a vertical asymptote.
For x = 0:
f ( 0 ) = 3 * cot 0 - 4 = ∞
For x = +/- 2 π :
f ( 2 π ) = 3 * cot π - 4 = - ∞
Answer:
A ) x = 0 and C ) x = +/- 2π
Answer:
Triangle ITA is the answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
<S = <I means that the triangle IRS is an isoscles.
The midpoint (T) cutting both congruent side length sides at the same angle means that Line TG and Line TA are equal.
Also T being the midpoint means Line TI = Line TS.
Given that angles <G and <A are same.
You can use SSA (side-side-angle) to prove triangles are congruent so line SG is equal to Line IA.
Let roses be R and carnations be C
"in a ratio of 2 to 7" means that the ratio of R to C is 2 to 7, meaning you'll have to cross multiply to translate it algebraically

since C = 343 we plug 343 in
:

ergo, she needs 98 roses
to make sure of the answer:
"ratio of 2 to 7" is technically a fraction => 
and since the ratio of the roses to the carnations is the same as
we plug the values R = 98 and C=343:

check with calculator too, hope i helped <33
Answer:
h=48/x
Step-by-step explanation: