Asked by Stevie
If sin x= 7/25, and 0 <x< π/2, what is tan(x − π/4)?
I don't get how to do this. We're talking about the "Difference Identity for Tangent". If you could help I'd really appreciate it.
I don't get how to do this. We're talking about the "Difference Identity for Tangent". If you could help I'd really appreciate it.
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Answered by
oobleck
since sinx = 7/25
cosx = 24/25
tanx = 7/24
tan(x - π/4) = (tanx - tan π/4)/(1 + tanx tan(π/4))
= (7/24 - 1)/(1 + 7/24 * 1) = -17/31
makes sense, since x < π/4, x-π/4 is negative
cosx = 24/25
tanx = 7/24
tan(x - π/4) = (tanx - tan π/4)/(1 + tanx tan(π/4))
= (7/24 - 1)/(1 + 7/24 * 1) = -17/31
makes sense, since x < π/4, x-π/4 is negative
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