Inactive Tutor answered 07/17/21
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sin(u/2) = [+/-] √([1-cos(u)]/2) , where: cos(u) = √(1-sin(u)^2)
Quadrant II means that sin is always positive and cos is negative.
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asked 07/17/21and u is in Quadrant-II.
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Inactive Tutor answered 07/17/21
sin(u/2) = [+/-] √([1-cos(u)]/2) , where: cos(u) = √(1-sin(u)^2)
Quadrant II means that sin is always positive and cos is negative.
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