
Erin M. answered 05/09/16
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If cos(theta) = 3/5, you can create a right triangle with the adjacent leg begin 3 and the hypotenuse being 5. Find the other leg using Pythagorean theorem. You should come out with 4. Now, Sin(theta) will be opposite over hypotenuse. This will be 4/5, but we are in the 4th quadrant, where all of sine is negative.
So, final answer sin(theta) = -4/5