SOLUTION: PLEASE HELP ME SOLVE THIS TRIGONIMETRIC FUNCTIONS: Name the quadrant in which sin(theta)>0 and cos(theta)>0. a)l b)ll c)lll d)lV

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Question 238114: PLEASE HELP ME SOLVE THIS TRIGONIMETRIC FUNCTIONS:
Name the quadrant in which sin(theta)>0 and cos(theta)>0.
a)l
b)ll
c)lll
d)lV

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On the unit circle, and . is positive above the -axis, and is positive to the right of the -axis.

John


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