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Can someone help me find this cosine please?
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I have to find the cosine(theta) of a circle. My x is 4, and my y is -(sqrt33).
Wouldn't this become 4/7? I just want to make sure I know how to do this...
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find the length of hypo, first
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r=sqrt(x^2+y^2)
yes, find r
That's what I'm asking. I got 4/7. I just want to be sure I know how to do that properly.
oh, that's cool :)
Well, to be more clear, I got 7 for r. And then I got 4/7, because cosine(theta) is x/r.
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dont forget about " quadrant ". in this case θ in the 4th quadrant, so cosine be positive, but if your question is find sin and tan, so it must be negative. because in the 4th quadrant only cosine be +
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