Kathryn W. answered 06/15/21
PhD in Engineering, 36 years’ experience teaching Precalculus topics
You cannot progress from sin(Θ) directly to cot(Θ). You need to find cos(Θ) first and could use your cos2(Θ) + sin2(Θ)=1. Please remember that when you solve for cos(theta) by taking the square root, that you have to select either a + or - as square rooting both sides gives a possibility of a positive or negative. Hopefully, you were given some information regarding the quadrant you are in to select the proper sign. Then you can go to the definition of cot(Θ) = cos(Θ)/sin(Θ).
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Kathryn W.
06/15/21
Christoforos A.
I will definitely keep that in mind, thank you!06/15/21
Christoforos A.
Yes, thank you Kathryn. I didn’t know I could use that formula also. I will use both in case my teacher wants a specific one!06/15/21