Given cos x = (− 1 2 ) , Find sin x 2 , cos x 2 and tan x 2 having given that x lies in the third quadrant and 0 ≤ x ≤ 2
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cosx=−
3
1
,π<x<
2
3π
i.e. x lies in 3rd quadrant
Using 1−cosx=2sin
2
2
x
⇒sin
2
x
=±
2
1−cosx
We get, sin
2
x
=±
2
1−(−
3
1
)
=±
6
4
As π<x<
2
3π
⇒
2
π
<
2
x
<
4
3π
and sin is positive in 2nd quadrant
∴sin
2
x
=
5
2
Using 1+cosx=2cos
2
2
x
⇒cos
2
x
=±
2
1+cosx
we get, cos
2
x
=±
2
1+(−
3
1
)
=±
3
1
As π<x<
2
3π
⇒
2
π
<
2
x
<
4
3π
and cos is negative in 2nd quadrant
∴cos
2
x
=−
3
1
Using cosx=
1+tan
2
2
x
1−tan
2
2
x
⇒tan
2
x
=±
1+cosx
1−cosx
We get tan
2
x
=±
1+(−
3
1
)
1−(−
3
1
)
=±
2
As π<x<
2
3π
⇒
2
π
<
2
x
<
4
3π
and tan is negative in 2nd quadrant
∴tan
2
x
=−
2
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