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*Trigonometric Identities* Given tan(x)=1/3 and cos x < 0, find the value of cos(x)? *Will fan and give medal*
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You can use Sec^2 x =1+tan^2 x Then put sec^2 x=1/(cos^2 x)
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Is answer {-3/√10}
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Use above identity Put tan x=1/3 Sec ^2 x= 1+(1/3)^2 I/(cos^2 x)=10/9 So cos^2 x=9/10 Then cos x<0 So cos x=- √{9/10}=-3/√10
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1/cos x=sec x=-(√10)/3
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