A = nuts of $2/lb
B = nuts of $7/lb
let's say we'll mix "x" lbs of B to get a mixture with A of "y" lbs, therefore
What is the sum of the polynomials? (m + n + 3) + (m + n + 4)
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The first diagram below shows a circle with a radius of 1 (unit circle). The circle is drawn on a Cartesian graph with (0,0) as the center of the circle.
From the second diagram, we can determine the value of sin(Θ) = y
and cos(Θ) = x
We can further deduce that
tan(Θ) =
sec(Θ) =
= 
cosec(Θ) =
= 
cot(Θ) =
= 
From the second diagram, we can determine the value of sin(Θ) = y
and cos(Θ) = x
We can further deduce that
tan(Θ) =
sec(Θ) =
cosec(Θ) =
cot(Θ) =