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what is the value of Cos(π+x)​

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Answered by Flaunt
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Explanation:

The value of \bold{\red{Cos(π+x) }}is \bold{\red{-cos x}}

Reason :

The cos(π-x) will lie in second quadrant and in 2nd quadrant Cos is negative.

Concept :

  • In 1st quadrant all trigonometric ratio is positive
  • In 2n quadrant sin and cosec is positive and cos,sec,tan & cot are negative
  • In 3rd quadrant Tan and cot is positive and sin,cosec,cos and sec are negative
  • In 4th quadrant Cos and sec is positive ans sin,cosec ,tan ans cot are negative

Tricks to learn this table :

  • Add :-All positive
  • sugar -sin
  • To -Tan
  • Coffee-Cos

Remember:

  • Sin and cos repeat its value after an interval of 2π
  • The trigonometric value changed only at 90°and 270°
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