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Question18 (5pt)!!!!!!!!!!

Question18 (5pt)!!!!!!!!!!-example-1
User Bassfader
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sin θ =
$(-√(33) )/(7)

tan θ =
$(-√(33))/(4)

Explanation:

It is given that, cos θ =
$(4)/(7) then csc θ < 0, which implies that the θ is in the quadrant IV. Since cos θ is
$(adj)/(hyp) , we need to find the opposite side x.

Using the Pythogarus theorem, we can find the sin and the tan θ as,

7² = 4² + x²

x² = 7² - 4²

x² = 49 - 16

x² = 33

Taking sqrt on both sides, we will get,

x =
√(33)

Using the value of x, we can write the sine and tan ratio as,

sin θ =
$(opp)/(hyp) =
$(-√(33) )/(7)

tan θ =
$(opp)/(adj) =
$(-√(33))/(4)

Thus we have obtained the values of sin θ and tan θ

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