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Given cosθ= -
(7)/(9) and tanθ<0, find sin2θ

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\sin {}^(2) (x) + {cos}^(2) (x) = 1


{sin}^(2) (x) = 1 - {cos}^(2) (x)


{sin}^(2) (x) = 1 - ({ ( - 7)/(9) })^(2) \\


{sin}^(2) (x) = 1 - (49)/(81) \\


{sin}^(2) (x) = (81)/(81) - (49)/(81) \\


{sin}^(2) (x) = (32)/(81) \\


\sin(x) = ± \sqrt{ (32)/(81) } \\

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\tan(x) < 0 \: \: \: and \: \cos(x) < 0

Thus :


\sin(x) > 0

So we have :


\sin(x) = + \sqrt{ (32)/(81) } \\


\sin(x) = ( √(16 * 2) )/( √(9 * 9) ) \\


\sin(x) = (4 √(2) )/(9) \\

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\sin(2x) = 2 * \sin(x) * \cos(x)


\sin(2x) = 2 * (4 √(2) )/(9) * ( - (7)/(9) ) \\


\sin(2x) = - (56 √(2) )/(81) \\

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