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I have several problems similar to : find tan theta if (-5,12) is a point on the terminal side of theta
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x = -5 y = -12 r = 13 sin θ = y/r = -12/13 cos θ = x/r = -5/13 tan θ = y/x = 12/5
where did the 13 come from?
to find the hypotenuse you take 5^2 + 12^2 and then you will get 169 which is 13^2 so I get that I have all 3 sides
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tan(x) = y x = tan-1(y)
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tan(t) = -12/5 t = tan-1(-12/5) thats the inverse tan function
what it amounts to i dont know; have to calulator it for an exact theta(t)
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