Answer: I'm pretty sure its 483c try it
Step-by-step explanation:
Yes, they intersect at roughly (4.2,5.2).
This is how you would arrive to the answer 37
1. sin<span> (30°) = 1/2; 2. </span>sin<span> (300°) = - 3/2; 3. tan (30°) = 3/3; </span>4<span>. </span>sin<span> (45°) = 2/2; 5. sec (</span><span>240°) = -2; </span>6<span>. </span>sin<span> (</span>60<span>°) = 3/2; 7. </span>cos<span> (45°) = 2/2: Start a new line. 8. </span>cos<span> ... 17. tan (</span>150<span>°) = - 3/3; 18. </span>csc<span> (30°) = 2; 19. </span>csc<span> (45°) = 2; 20. </span>sec<span> (</span>210<span>°) = -2 3/3: Start a new line. 21. </span>cot<span> (45°) = 1; 22. sec (45°) = 2; 23. </span>sin<span> (330°) = -1/2; </span>24<span>. tan (135°) = -1 ...</span>
