Asked by skorge
what is tan2a if sina=1/2
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Answered by
Arora
sina = (1/2)
cosa = √( 1 - (sina)^2)
= (√3)/2
tana = sina/cosa = 1/√3
tan2a = (2tana/(1-(tana)^2)
Plug in the value of tan(a).
cosa = √( 1 - (sina)^2)
= (√3)/2
tana = sina/cosa = 1/√3
tan2a = (2tana/(1-(tana)^2)
Plug in the value of tan(a).
Answered by
Reiny
if sinA = 1/2
from your basic angle ratios, you know that A = 30° or 150°
then 2A = 60° or 300°
tan 2A = tan 60 = √3
or
tan 2A = tan 300° = -√3
from your basic angle ratios, you know that A = 30° or 150°
then 2A = 60° or 300°
tan 2A = tan 60 = √3
or
tan 2A = tan 300° = -√3
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