If tan thita= -3/5, then sin thita is ?
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let theta = x
tan x=1/2 = prep(AB)/base(BC)
Let in right angled triangle B=90° ,prep.(AB) =k unit. then base (BC)= 2k units.
AC^2=AB^2+BC^2
AC^2= k^2 + 4k^2=5k^2
AC (hypotenuse) =k.√5.units
sin x= prep.(AB)/hypo.(AC)
sin x=k units/k.√5.units.
sin x= 1/√5 . , Answer.
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Answer:
b. tanθ=3−4
⇒θ∈ II quadrant or IV quadrant
⇒sinθ=±4/5
If θ∈II quadrant, sinθ=4/5
If θ∈IV quadrant, sinθ=−4/5
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