We know that the initial temperature is -3 then it rises to 8 and drops by 6 degrees then you just need to subtract six from 8 
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To do this, we must use the unit circle. At the angle
the coordinate pair is (
,
) and the hypotenuse is 1
Now that we know these we can start using the trig functions
sin = y
cos = x
tan = 
And the other functions would be the reciprocal of these
csc = 
sec = 
cot = 
This would mean that
sinx = 
cosx =
tanx =
or
if you're supposed to rationalize your denominators
cscx = 2
secx =
or 
cot = 
The quadratic formula is x= -b +/- √b²-4ac / 2a
In this problem,
a=6
b=4
c=-3
Now, we can plug this into the formula:
x= -4 +/- √4²-(4)(6)(-3) / (2)(6)
x= -4 +/- √16+72 / 12
x= -4 +/- √88 /12
x= -4 +/- 2√22 /12
x= -2 +/- √22 / 6
So,
x= -2 + √22 / 6
x= -2 - √22 / 6