alleryStart learning →In the second quadrant, sin(π − θ) is equal to
Asinθ
B−sinθ
Ccosθ
D−cosθ
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. sinθ
Sine is positive in the second quadrant and keeps the same magnitude, so sin(π − θ) = sinθ.
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