Reginald J. answered 12/27/15
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For (a), you can use sin(2x)=2sinxcosx. If you draw and "stretch" the unit circle, this is similar to being in the third quadrant in the Cartesian plane; both sine and cosine are negative. Cos x (adj/hyp) would be -4/5 from the 3,4,5 triangle Pythagorean Theorem. Thus, (a) is 2*(-3/5)*(-4/5) or 24/5.
For (b), you can apply the half-angle formula: sqrt((1+cosy)/2). (This would be negative if cos(y/2) is greater than zero).
I am confused about the limits of (b), however. Is it (2pi,3pi)?
Reginald J.
12/28/15