Re: Trigonometric Identity
You've already shown:
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What does each of these inequalities tell you about
?
Re: Trigonometric Identity
Too be honest I am not really sure >.<
that 2 theta is positive?
Re: Trigonometric Identity
It might help if you consider
as a single variable. That is, let
(a is for angle!) Now, each of the values you calculated is positive.
What quadrants can a be in to make sin(a) positive?
What quadrants can a be in to make cos(a) positive?
What quadrants can a be in to make tan(a) positive?
Re: Trigonometric Identity
oh I get it .. so Quadrant I. Because sin, cos and tan are all positive in Quadrant I