# Name The Quadrant in which The Angle lies.

#### RCurtis

$$\displaystyle \cos \theta < 0$$, $$\displaystyle \csc \theta < 0$$

#### Plato

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$$\displaystyle \cos \theta < 0$$, $$\displaystyle \csc \theta < 0$$
In what quadrant are $$\displaystyle \sin(\theta)~\&~\cos(\theta)$$ both negative?

#### RCurtis

In what quadrant are $$\displaystyle \sin(\theta)~\&~\cos(\theta)$$ both negative?
It doesn't say on the practice exam...

#### Plato

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It doesn't say on the practice exam...
Look, you just don't understand this question,
The whole point is that $$\displaystyle \sin(t)~\&~csc(t)$$ have the same sign in each quadrant.

#### RCurtis

Right, not really sure what the question is asking, and I know sin and csc are supposed to be inverses, that's it.

#### Plato

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Right, not really sure what the question is asking, and I know sin and csc are supposed to be inverses, that's it.
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