<h3><em>1st quadrant,</em></h3><h3><em>(+,+) in 1st quadrants </em></h3><h3><em>HOPE IT HELPS !!!</em></h3>
It doesn’t really matter which variable you isolate first but usually you would use the one that’s by itself already. like for example one of the equations was y = 8. you would already have your y solve for so you would just have to plug that in for y in the other equation. personally, i usually do x first unless one of the equations has either x or y by itself already. i think its easier to just do x first and then solve for y after that, but it just depends on what the equations are; sometimes it might be easier to just do y first. hope this helps!
Answer:
(1-cosA)/(1+cosA)
=(1-cosA)/(1+cosA) ×(1-cosA)/(1-cosA)
=(1-cosA)^2 /(1-cos^2A)
=(1-cosA)^2 / (sin^2A)
=(1/sinA - cosA/sinA )^2
=cosecA - cotA)^2
Hope it helps
Have a great Day ; )
Exact Form:
181/18
Decimal Form:
10.05
Mixed Number Form:
10 1/18
