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Mathematics, 25.03.2021 19:20, jaejaeJae9534

If tane = and the terminal point determined by is in quadrant 3, then: O A. CSCO =
-
LOM
4
O B. cote =
3
O C. sine =
3
5
?
4
O D. COSA =
- 1
5


If tane = and the terminal point determined by is in quadrant 3, then:

O A. CSCO =
-
LOM
4
O B. c

answer
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If tane = and the terminal point determined by is in quadrant 3, then: O A. CSCO =
-
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