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if angle beta(b) is tan(b)=-7 and that is in quadrant II. Find both sine and cosine. There is more to the problem but I think I figured out the first part..any help would be superb:)
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angle beta is tan(beta)=-7?
I don't think you mean that...
Let's just assume you have some angle b in the second quadrant such that tan(b)=-7
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tan(b)=-7/1=7/-1 I put the -1 along the x-axis since we are to the left of the y-axis
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You not to use Pythagorean Thm to find the hyp.
know* not not freckles you silly
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