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cos theta +cos pi=?

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Answered by cathy5
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Answer:

cos(π + θ) = -cosθ,

tan(π + θ) = +tanθ,

cot(π + θ) = +cotθ.

Connecting the M that is in the 3rd Quadrant to O and extending it to cross the tangent and cotangent axes, it crosses them in their positive region, and hence, both are positive for angle π + θ.

Answered by kaurrachpal1985
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Answer:

cos(π + θ) = -cosθ, tan(π + θ) = +tanθ, cot(π + θ) = +cotθ. Connecting the M that is in the 3rd Quadrant to O and extending it to cross the tangent and cotangent axes, it crosses them in their positive region, and hence, both are positive for angle π + θ.

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