
Dayv O. answered 12/04/20
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if 3p/2i<angle<pi (third quandrant) then 3pi/4,angle/2<pi/2 (2nd quadrant and tan of angle/2 is negative)
tan(angle/2)=+/- ((1-cos(angle))/(1+cos(angle))(1/2) (the plus option for our problem)
this comes from half angle of sin divided by half angle cos
cos(angle)= -(1-sin2(angle)(1/2) = -4/5,,,,, cos(angle) is negative in 3rd quadrant
tan(angle/2)=((1+4/5)/(1-4/5))(1/2)=3

Dayv O.
mixed up greater than sign, correction should read if 3p/2i>angle>pi (third quadrant) then 3pi/4>angle/2>pi/2 (2nd quadrant and tan of angle/2 is negative)12/04/20