a point on the terminal side of angle theta is given. find the exact value ofthe indicated trigonometric function of theta. (1,-4), find theta.
so, let's see where the point is, first ...
i got tan theta= y/x= -4/1=-4 is this correct?
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so there is the point ^
is my solution correct?
look i typed a solution
yes, correct :)
hey i have a question
Sure, what is it?
so, we need to find the angle in the fourth quadrant that has tan(that angle) = -4
why? i thought you said the solution was correct
but if you want the theta in q4, theta=arctan-4 =-76 degrees.
so, the angle we want will be tan^-1(-4) that's not a nice angle, so since they want it exact, they likely want us to leave it in that form
multiple choice has -4,4,1/4,4/1 for answers. we simplified enough
approximately if you don't want to use negative angles, you could use 360+tan^-1(-4)
ok, ready for my question?
wait, the question says indicated trigonometric function of theta what function do they want us to find?
i typed it word for word. i didnt leave anything out. im sure this is right due to -4 being one of the answers
yes, it's likely they wanted tangent though leaving that out is probably a typo :)
yes tan theta, srry
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