None of these. All of these functions are defined as ratio of trigonometric functions.
Trigonometric functions have infinite zeroes, so when you put them in the denominator, they lead to infinitely many points of ill-definition.
Specifically, we have:
which is undefined at
which is undefined at
which is undefined at
which is undefined at
B,C,A is the answer to your question
Answer:like pink and a half
Step-by-step explanation:you add a child into a duck and make orange
<h3>4 times a number increased by 3.</h3>
When we have a number that appears
right before a variable, it means multiplication.
So 4n means the same thing as 4 times a number.
Remember, n is a variable which is just a
letter that represents any number.
Since we are adding 3 to 4n, we can say
4 times a number increased by 3.
So 4n + 3 can be written as 4 times a number increased by 3.
