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tan theta= -4/3 and sec theta<0 find sin (theta = pi/6)
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Reiny
If secØ < 0 then cosØ<o
and the cosine is negative in II and III
given tanØ = -4/3, and the tangent is negative in II and IV
so Ø must be in II
I will assume you want to find sin(Ø + π/6) , (the + sign is on the same key as = , you probably did not hit the shift key)
if tanØ = -4/3 in II, then
sinØ = 4/5, and cosØ = -3/5 , (from the 3-4-5 triangle)
sin(Ø+π/6)
= sinØcosπ/6 + cosØsinπ/6
= (4/5)(√3/2) + (-3/5)(1/2)
= (4√3 - 3)/10
and the cosine is negative in II and III
given tanØ = -4/3, and the tangent is negative in II and IV
so Ø must be in II
I will assume you want to find sin(Ø + π/6) , (the + sign is on the same key as = , you probably did not hit the shift key)
if tanØ = -4/3 in II, then
sinØ = 4/5, and cosØ = -3/5 , (from the 3-4-5 triangle)
sin(Ø+π/6)
= sinØcosπ/6 + cosØsinπ/6
= (4/5)(√3/2) + (-3/5)(1/2)
= (4√3 - 3)/10
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