A-Math - Trigonometry - Four Quadrants of Trigonometry (2)

A-Math - Trigonometry - Four Quadrants of Trigonometry (2)

A-Math - Trigonometry - Four Quadrants of Trigonometry (2)
Topic: Trigonometry







































Use Pythagoras Theorem to find the value of the unknown side,
you will get a two answers a positive and a negative, however
you can only use one value. You should check the x-axis or
y-axis to determine if the value is positive or negative in that
 particular trigonometry quadrant.
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