sin y = 1/csc y = -2/sqrt(6)
basic identity: sin^2y + cos^2y = 1
so 2/3 + cos^2y = 1
and cos^2y = 1/3
cos = -sqrt(3)/3 (since cot y > 0, sin y and cos y must have same sign)
tan y = sin y /cos y = -2/sqrt(6) / -sqrt(3)/3 = -6/sqrt(18) = -2/sqrt(2)
Erick M.
asked 03/25/21Use the Pythagorean identities to find each function value.
sin y = 1/csc y = -2/sqrt(6)
basic identity: sin^2y + cos^2y = 1
so 2/3 + cos^2y = 1
and cos^2y = 1/3
cos = -sqrt(3)/3 (since cot y > 0, sin y and cos y must have same sign)
tan y = sin y /cos y = -2/sqrt(6) / -sqrt(3)/3 = -6/sqrt(18) = -2/sqrt(2)
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