Final answer:
For the given values of cot(α), we can find tan(α) = 7/24 and cos(α) = 3/√58.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that cot(α) = 3 and 3/7.
Since cot(α) = 1/tan(α), we can say that tan(α) = 1/cot(α).
Therefore, tan(α) = 1/(3 and 3/7).
To find the exact value of tan(α), we can convert the mixed number 3 and 3/7 to an improper fraction: 3 and 3/7 = (7*3 + 3)/7 = 24/7.
So, tan(α) = 1/(24/7) = 7/24.
Now, to find cos(α), we can use the identity cos²(α) + sin²(α) = 1.
We know that cot(α) = cos(α)/sin(α), so cos(α) = cot(α) * sin(α).
Substituting the given values, cos(α) = (3 and 3/7) * sin(α).
Since sin(α) = 1/csc(α), we can find cos(α) = (3 and 3/7) * (1/csc(α)).
Therefore, cos(α) = (3 and 3/7) * (1/(√(1 + cot²(α)))) = (3 and 3/7) * (1/(√(1 + (24/7)²))).
Simplifying the expression, cos(α) = 3/√58.