Someone please help me with sine, cosine, tangent, etc.? Easy questions just need help
@dpasingh please
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I have to fill in a table that has empty cells. The table has cos(theta) tan(theta) csc(theta) sec(theta) cot(theta) sin(theta), theta in degrees, and theta in radians. The theta is the zero with a line crossing through it. Anyway, I have cos(theta) as 1 and I have to find the other values
@dpasingh
@washcaps Post your questions..
That is my question. I need to know how to fill in the other cells given cos(theta) 1
Ok you know that \[\cos \theta = 1 \rightarrow \cos \theta = \cos 0^0 \rightarrow \theta = 0^0\] since \[\cos 0^0 =1 ( chek -from-the- table)\] Now we can find other trigonometric ratios, like \[\sin \theta = \sin 0^0 = 0\] \[\tan \theta = \tan0^0 = \infty \] \[\cot \theta = \cot 0^0 = 0\] \[\sec \theta = \sec 0^0 = 1\] \[cosec \theta = cosec 0^0 = \infty\] @washcaps
So those are the values I have to put into the empty cells? What is theta in degrees and theta in radians?
@dpasingh
Yes
how do I know the theta in degrees and theta in radians @dpasingh ?
let \[\theta \] be angle in degrees so we write it as \[ \huge \theta ^0 \] To convert an angle i degrees to radian we must multiply the given angle by \[\huge \frac{\pi}{180^0}\]
so what is theta in radians then?
@dpasingh
@washcaps yes...
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I don't know what to put in the empty cell of "theta in radians"
just post your question. Is this the above question?
yes it is the same question. it all started with cos(theta) 1
\[0^0 = 0^0 \times \frac {\pi}{180^0} = 0^c\]
ok… so I put 0 degrees in the cell that says theta in degrees?
for angle in0 radians there would be no change for the values of the table, means table would take the ame values.
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I will give you a medal. Just clarify my chart. It will be an attachment
@dpasingh
just view my attachment and see if it is correct
hey @surjithayer could you help?
1. write 0,1,2,3,4 from left to right for sin and from right to left for cos 2.divide each by 4 3.take the square root of each. 4.for tan ,divide sin by cos |dw:1393523623489:dw|
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