SOLUTION: If cos A>0 and tan A <0, then A is an angle in quadrant?

Question 180514: If cos A>0 and tan A <0, then A is an angle in quadrant?
Answer by mgmoeab(37) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If cos A>0, then cosA is positive
and if tan A <0, then tanA is negative.
Now, ask yourself---
where is cosx positive? (I AND IV QUADRANT)
where is tanx negative? (II AND IV QUADRANT)
ANGLE A CANT BE IN QUADRANT I BECAUSE IT DOESNT SATISFY THE CONDITION OF tanA BEING NEGATIVE.
ANGLE A CANT BE IN QUADRANT II BECAUSE IT DOESNT SATISFY THE CONDITION OF cosA BEING POSITIVE.
SINCE cosA IS POSITIVE AND tanA IS NEGATIVE IN QUADRANT IV, THEN A IS AN ANGLE IN THIS QUADRANT.

RELATED QUESTIONS
if sin A >0 and tan A < 0, then A is in which... (answered by AAfter.Com)

If sin A>0 and tan A<0, then A is in what... (answered by stanbon,ewatrrr)

If sin 0<0 and cos 0>0, then 0 is an angle whose terminal arm is in... (answered by stanbon)

if tan 0= 2/3 and angle 0 is a principal angle that lies in a quadrant 3 such that 0°... (answered by ikleyn,MathTherapy)

If sin A>0 and cos A<0 , in which quadrant does angle A terminate... (answered by solver91311)

if tan A>0 and (tan A)(sin A)>0, in what quadrant does angle A... (answered by Boreal,Alan3354,MathLover1)

If sin A < 0 and tan A < 0, then A is in what quadrant? Can someone help me... (answered by scott8148)

given that x degrees is an angle in the First quadrant that 8sin^2 + 2cosx - 5 = 0 a)... (answered by Alan3354)

If cos (0) = 5/11 and (0)is in quadrant IV, use an appropriate identify to compute the... (answered by jsmallt9)