sinθ= -(1)/(2), 180^∘

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sinθ= -(1)/(2), 180^∘&lt; θ&lt; 270^∘;  find  tanθ

Steven Clarke · Answer

Okay, we&#x27;re told here sine theta is 4 over 5 and cosine theta is negative. That only occurs in t

Donna Densmore · Answer

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Linh Vu · Answer

Question we need to compute the tension of the side inverse of the minus a half and recall that

Steven Clarke · Answer

Okay, we&#x27;re told here that tan theta is minus 2 and theta is in the fourth quadrant between 3 pi

Supreeta N · Answer

Hi, now we are going to find the exact value of cos and cot. Now the given information is tan th

\sin \theta = -\frac{1}{2}, 180^\circ < \theta < 270^\circ; \text{ find } \tan \theta