Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider the rule
C
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A
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S
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T
or All Slow Turtles Crawl for this type of problem.
Both of these rules indicate in which quadrant the trigonometric function is positive. In all quadrants except the first, only 1 out of the three trigonometric functions are positive; the other two are negative.
Quadrant 1: All are positive
Quadrant 2: Sine is positive
Quadrant 3: Tangent is positive
Quadrant 4: Cosine is positive
The acronym and the expression mentioned above are meant to facilitate your ability to remember these. Beware, though that C-A-S-T starts in the 4th quadrant and then goes to the 1st, 2nd and finally the 3rd, while "All Slow Turtles Crawl# goes from 1st to 4th.
Now, back to the problem at hand.
If cosine is positive, then we are already limited to 2 quadrants: IV and I. However, in quadrant I, all the functions are positive, and the problem says that sin is negative in this case. This leaves us one option: quadrant IV.
