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If tan(b)=-12/5 and angle b is in quadrant 4 Find the following Sin, Cos, Cot?

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2. Sec(θ)=-√13/2 and θ is in quadrant 3

3. Giiven θ is in quadrant 2 sin(θ)=8/17 what is the csc(θ), and cot(θ) and cos(θ)

4. The terminal side of angle a passes through point P(3,-4) Find Sin(A), Sec(A) and cot(A)
asked Sep 30, 2014 in TRIGONOMETRY by anonymous

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Recall basic ratios of trigonometry.

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From pythagorean theorem,

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Angle b is in fourth quadrant .

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answered Sep 30, 2014 by david Expert
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Recall basic ratios of trigonometry.

sec(θ) = [Hypotenuse]/[Adjacent side]

From pythagorean theorem,

Opposite side = √[(Hypotenuse)2 - (Adjacent side)2]

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Opposite side = 3

θ is in third quadrant .

sin(θ) = [Opposite side]/[Hypotenuse]

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csc(θ) = [Hypotenuse]/[Opposite side]

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cos(θ) = [Adjacent side]/[Hypotenuse]

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cot(θ) = [Adjacent side]/[Opposite side]

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tan(θ) = [Opposite side]/[Adjacent side]

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answered Sep 30, 2014 by david Expert
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3)sin(θ) = 8/17

Recall basic ratios of trigonometry.

sin(θ) = [Opposite side]/[Hypotenuse]

From pythagorean theorem,

Adjacent side = √[(Hypotenuse)2 - (Opposite side)2]

= √[(17)2 - (8)2]

= √(289 - 64)

= √225

Adjacent side = 15

θ is in second quadrant .

csc(θ) = [Hypotenuse]/[Opposite side]

csc(θ) = 17/8

cot(θ) = [Adjacent side]/[Opposite side]

cot(θ) = -(15/8)

cos(θ) = [Adjacent side]/[Hypotenuse]

cos(θ) = -(15/17).

answered Sep 30, 2014 by david Expert
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4)P(3, -4)

The above coordinate pair in fourth quadrant.

Angle A is in fourth quadrant.

From pythagorean theorem,

r2 = x2 + y2

r = √(32 + 42)

r = √(9 + 16)

r = √25

r = 5

sin(A) = y/r

sin(A) = -4/5

sec(A) = r/x

sec(A) = 5/3

cot(A) = x/y

cot(A) = -3/4.

answered Sep 30, 2014 by david Expert

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