
Kevin M. answered 04/10/17
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tan(s) can be written as sin(s)/cos(s)
Therefore cos(s) * tan(s) = cos(s) * sin(s)/cos(s)
which is equivalent to cos(s)/cos(s) * sin(s) or just sin(s)
In the domain pi/2 to pi (2nd quadrant), the value of sin(pi/2) = 1 and value of sin(pi) = 0
so sin(s) > 0