
Claire J.
asked 11/30/20find the exact values( no decimals) of sin u/2, cos u/2, tan u/2, csc u/2, sec u/2 and cot u/2. using the half angle formuals
sin u = -squre root 5/7 , pi< u< 3pi/2
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Dayv O. answered 12/01/20
Caring Super Enthusiastic Knowledgeable Trigonometry Tutor
Claire:
I know my x coordinate is -44(1/2), since (72-5(1/2)*2)(1/2)=44(1/2)
and when he angle u is in 3rd quadrant the x coordinate is negative.
so cos(u)=-44(1/2)/7
the half angel will be in 2nd quadrant and cos wil be negative while sin will be positive
formula for cos(u/2) is =/-((1+cos(u))(1/2))/2)
for your problem cos(u/2)=-((1+(-44(1/2)/7)(1/2))/2) important, subtract 44(1/2)/7
formula for sin(u/2) is =/-((1cos(u))(1/2))/2)
for your problem sin(u/2)=+((1-(-44(1/2)/7)(1/2))/2) important, add 44(1/2)/7
for tan(u/'2) use tan(u/2)=sin(u/2)/cos(u/2)
for sec(u/2) use sec(u/2)=1/cos(u/20
for csc(u/2) use csc(u/2)=1/sin(u/2)

Dayv O.
third line should read 7*cos(u)= -square root 44. that is, cos(u) = -(square root 44)/712/01/20

Sam Z. answered 12/01/20
Math/Science Tutor
sin u = -squre root 5/7
=-714/1000=-357/500
μ=-45+58/100=45+29/50
942/100<μ<942/200
471/50 472/100
236/50
118/25
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Mark M.
What is preventing you for substituting values into the formulas?11/30/20