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If angle 0 is in quadrant I, what is the value of

sin 0?
(REST OF THE QUESTION IN SCREENSHOT)
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If angle 0 is in quadrant I, what is the value of sin 0? (REST OF THE QUESTION IN-example-1

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Answer:


the \: answer \: is \: c \: = - ( √(14) )/(5)

Explanation:


\sin^(2)0 + ( ( √(11) )/(5) ) ^(2) = 1( \sin^(2)0 + \cos^(2) 0 = 1)


{ \sin }^(2)0 + (11)/(25) = 1 \\ { \sin }^(2)0 = (14)/(25)


\sin0_(1) = - ( √(14))/(5) while \sin0_(2) = ( √(14) )/(5)

  • Therfore theta is QI
  • Therfore sin theta >0

  • therefore \: \sin0 = ( √(14) )/(5)
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