if tan=15/8 and cos negative then what is the value of [sin(-a)-cosa]/[tan(-a)+sec(-a)]

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Then tan is +, and the cos is -, so you must be in quadrant III

tan a = 15/8 = y/x
so y = -15 , x = -8, and r = 17

[sin(-a)-cosa]/[tan(-a)+sec(-a)]
= (-sina - cosa)/(-tana + seca)
= (15/17 + 8/17)/(-15/8 - 17/8)
= (23/17)(-8/32)
= -23/68
This isnt the correct way u wont get the full marks for this sum if follow the above way... It should be soved by using the trigonometric formula
Thank you sir for solving this sum....... if we follow the trigonometric way then it will be very easy
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