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Question 1 of 3
Given that 0≥θ≥3600≥θ≥360, solve:
cosθ=-1√2cosθ=−1√2
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Positive Values in the Unit Circle
Quadrant I: All
Quadrant II: Sine only
Quadrant III: Tangent only
Quadrant IV: Cosine only
The acute angle (θ’)(θ’) is an angle less than 90°90° and is relative to the horizontal axis.
First, identify which quadrant θθ may lie.
Since the given cosine value is negative, θθ may be on Quadrant II or III.
Next, get the acute angle (θ’θ’) for θθ.
We can do this by matching the value of cosθcosθ to an Exact Triangle.
cosθ=adjacenthypotenuse=−1√2cosθ=adjacenthypotenuse=−1√2
Since 11 is the adjacent side and √2√2 is the hypotenuse, θ’=45°θ’=45°
Now, find the corresponding angle of the acute angle in both Quadrant II and III.
180°-45°=180°−45°=135°135°
180°+45°=180°+45°=225°225°
Therefore, θ=135°,225°θ=135°,225°
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Question 2 of 3
Given that 0≥θ≥3600≥θ≥360, solve:
sinθ=√32sinθ=√32
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Positive Values in the Unit Circle
Quadrant I: All
Quadrant II: Sine only
Quadrant III: Tangent only
Quadrant IV: Cosine only
The acute angle (θ’)(θ’) is an angle less than 90°90° and is relative to the horizontal axis.
First, identify which quadrant θθ may lie.
Since the given sine value is positive, θθ may be on Quadrant I or II.
Next, get the acute angle (θ’θ’) for θθ.
We can do this by matching the value of sinθsinθ to an Exact Triangle.
sinθ=oppositehypotenuse=√32sinθ=oppositehypotenuse=√32
Since √3√3 is the opposite side and 22 is the hypotenuse, θ’=60°θ’=60°
Now, find the corresponding angle of the acute angle in both Quadrant I and II.
180°-60°=180°−60°=120°120°
Therefore, θ=60°,120°θ=60°,120°
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Question 3 of 3
Given that 0≥x≥3600≥x≥360, solve:
tanx=-1tanx=−1
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Positive Values in the Unit Circle
Quadrant I: All
Quadrant II: Sine only
Quadrant III: Tangent only
Quadrant IV: Cosine only
The acute angle (θ’)(θ’) is an angle less than 90°90° and is relative to the horizontal axis.
First, identify which quadrant xx may lie.
Since the given tangent value is negative, xx may be on Quadrant II or IV.
Next, get the acute angle for xx.
We can do this by matching the value of tanxtanx to an Exact Triangle.
tanx=oppositeadjacent=−11tanx=oppositeadjacent=−11
Since 11 is the opposite side and 11 is the adjacent, the acute angle is 45°45°
Now, find the corresponding angle of the acute angle in both Quadrant II and IV.
180°-45°=180°−45°=135°135°
360°-45°=360°−45°=315°315°
Therefore, x=135°,315°x=135°,315°