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Jack says if you multiply a number by a fraction the product will always be smaller than what you started with. Is he correct? Why or why not? Give an example of why this is true, or why it is false.
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Refer to the table below if needed. second quadrant third quadrant fourth quadrant sin(1800- - cos(180° -) tan(180°-e) =- tane cot(1800-0) 10 it to solo 888 sin(180° +c) = - sine cos(180° +) =- cose tan(180° +c) = tane cot(180° +o) = cote sec(180° + c) = - seco csc(180° +2) = - csce sin(360° -) =- sine cos(360° -) = cose tan(360° - e) =- tane cot(360° -) = -cote sec(360° -) = seco csc(360° -) = csco sec(180° -) = csc(180° -) = csca 1991 given that sine = 3/5 and lies in quadrant ii, find the following value. tane
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