If sin A > 0 and cos A <0, in which quadrant does

angle A terminate?

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Ruby Gillespie

Mathematics

9 April, 07:10

If sin A > 0 and cos A <0, in which quadrant does

angle A terminate?

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Koba · Answer 1

second quadrant

Step-by-step explanation:

sin A > 0 ⇒ first / second quadrant

cos A < 0 ⇒ second / third quadrant

The second quadrant is common to both, thus A terminates in the second quadrant.

Mylee Davila · Answer 2

angle A is in 2. quadrant

If sin A > 0 and cos A <0, in which quadrant doesangle A terminate?

If sin A > 0 and cos A <0, in which quadrant does

angle A terminate?