Question

Help!
Determine the quadrent in which 0 lies. picture attached...

Answer 1

@doubledrive @.Sam. @phi @cwrw238

Answer 2

Zero or theeta?

Answer 3

its theeta, theres a picture attached that shows that.

Answer 4

first, you know sec(x) = 1/cos(x) (x is easier to type than theta)
what quadrants for cos(x) positive (and sec(x) will also be positive)?

Answer 5

the way to tell which quadrants cos(x) is positive is remember its definition
SOH CAH TOA

Cosine is adjacent/ hypotenuse


hypotenuse is always positive, so the sign of cos depends on x being postive
which quadrants have positive x?