Can anyone answer the following 3 questions? And state quadrant?
(1) Sin 186
(2) tan 150
(3) cos(-65)
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Can anyone answer the following 3 questions? And state quadrant?
(1) Sin 186
(2) tan 150
(3) cos(-65)
Let's look at the quadrants first...assuming the arguments are in degrees, can you state what range of degrees the 4 quadrants encompass, for?
I have an idea just wanted to see if I was correct without actually embarrassing myself. Can you answer the first question number 1?
Quadrant I:
Quadrant II:
Quadrant III:
Quadrant IV:
So, in which quadrant is? And don't worry about embarrassing yourself, there is no shame in asking questions, the only shame is in not asking when you don't know. (Nod)
Lol ok cool I have no idea when it comes to sin 186... Or which quadrant it would be in.
Which range of values does 186° match? Is it in between 0° and 90°, or in between 90° and 180°, or in between 180° and 270°, or in between 270° and 360°?
Guessing 3rd quadrant 180 and 270
Yes, since 180 < 186 < 270, we know 186° is a quadrant III angle. As such, what can we expect the sign of sin(186°) to be? Will it be negative or positive?
Negative?
So is that the answer?
Are you instructed to use your calculator to get a decimal approximation or to use identities to obtain an exact answer?