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To calculate: The value of the trigonometric function
Answer to Problem 21E
The value of the trigonometric function
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The trigonometric function
Formula used:
Coordinate plane is divided into four quadrants.
In the first quadrant all trigonometric functions that is
In the second quadrant only sine and cosecant trigonometric functions that is
In the third quadrant only tangent and cotangent trigonometric functions that is
In the fourth quadrant only cosine and secant trigonometric functions that is
The reference angle
Calculation:
Consider the provided trigonometric function
Denote
First estimate the reference angle
From the figure provided below,
Since,
The reference angle is,
Recall that coordinate plane is divided into four quadrants.
In the first quadrant all trigonometric functions that is
So, tangent trigonometric function,
Therefore,
Thus, the value of the trigonometric function
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