Mark M. answered 08/10/19
Retired Math prof with teaching and tutoring experience in trig.
Here is an answer to the first problem. The others are done in a similar manner.
Since ∠A lies in quadrant 4, 270° < A < 360°.
So, 135° < A/2 < 180° (A/2 lies in quadrant 2.
Therefore, sin(A/2) > 0 and cos(A/2) < 0
Using the half angle formulas for sine and cosine, we have:
sin(A/2) = √[(1-cosA)/2] = √[(1 - 4/5)/2 = √(1/10) = √10/10
cos(A/2) = -√[(1+cosA)/2] = -√[(1+4/5)/2 = -√(9/10) = -3√10/10
Sam Z.
I redid #1. -4/3=cos/sin -36.93=a 4thquad=323.07 deg. cos a/2=.948 sin =.316 #2 forgot to cut in half: 3rdquad-=247.38 cos a/2=-.554 sin =.832 #3 I deleated 360 deg; so now its .6666. a=48.19 2ndquad=131.81 cos a/2=.408 sin =.91208/09/19