How do I find the exact value for cot(-arcsin(1/7))?
you know what cot(-u) equals to?
would it not be the same as -cot(u)?
that's correct. so you have -cot(arcsin(1/7)) yes?
yes
if you let θ = arcsin(1/7), what is the equivalent form?
7?
try again
sin(theta) = 1/7?
Im just not sure. I know cot(arcsin(x)) = sqrt{1-x^2/x}
well, you can use that formula or you can through the process by hand. Either way will give u the correct answer
it's supposed to be (sqrt(1-x^2))/x btw
When I use the formula I get to (sqrt(48/49))/-1/7, but get stuck right there
sqrt(48/49) = (sqrt(48)/7) / (-1/7) = -sqrt(48) = -4sqrt(3)
Which would be the exact value?
How would I find it by hand?
-4sqrt(3)
Yes, what is the method by hand?
sin(θ) = 1/7 |dw:1394135713615:dw| what's cot(θ) then?
x/y which would give me the same answer. Where I could find x by using the Pythagorean. Awesome, much more simple than I thought. Thank you
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