Math, asked by faizanoor, 9 months ago

if tan theta is equal to 5 by 6 and the terminal side of the quadrant is in the third quadrant find the remaining trigonometric ratio of theta.​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Here,

0

<

tan

x

=

5

12

.

So,

x

Q

1

and

=

k

π

+

arctan

(

5

12

)

,

k

=

0

,

2

,

4

,

6

,

.

.

or

Q

3

and

=

k

π

+

arctan

(

5

12

)

,

k

=

1

.

3

,

5

,

...

.

Easily,

sin

x

=

5

±

12

2

+

5

2

=

±

5

13

and

cos

x

=

±

1

sin

2

x

=

±

12

13

If

x

(all positive )

Q

1

, choose positive values.

Otherwise, both are negative.

If x is chosen in

(

0

,

2

π

)

,

it is either

arctan

(

3

12

)

=

22.62

o

=

0.3948

r

a

d

, nearly, or

180

o

+

22.62

o

=

202.62

o

=

3.5364

r

a

d

, nearly.

See the combined graph of

y

=

tan

x

,

y

=

sin

x

and

y

=

cos

x

,

depicting all these aspects. Slide the graph

and

, to see

x-solutions, as the meet of

y

=

5

12

with the periodic graph

y

=

tan

x

, in infinitude. The circular dots give the answer as y-

values, respectively.

graph{(y-tan x) ( y- sin x ) ( y- cos x )(y- 5/12+0x)(x-0.395+0.001 y)(x-3.536 + 0.0001 y) ((x-0.395)^2+(y-12/13)^2-0.001)((x-3.536)^2+(y+12/13)^2 - 0.001)((x-0.395)^2+(y-5/13)^2-0.001)((x-3.536)^2+(y+5/13)^2-0.001)=0[0 5 -1.2 1-2]}

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