Monday, April 14, 2014

If sin a = (3/14) find cos a and tan (a)

sin(a) = 3/14


We need to determine
sin(a) and tan(a).


We will use the trigonometric properties to find
cos(a) and tan(a).


We know that: sin^2 x + cos^2 a =
1


 Let us substitute with sin(1) =
3/14.


==> (3/14)^2 + cos^2 a =
1


--< cos^2 a = 1-
(9/196)


==> cos^2 a = 187/
196


==> cos(a) = sqrt(187) /
14


Now let us calculate
tan(a).


From trigonometric properties, we know that tan(a) =
sin(a)/cos(a).


==> tan(a) = (3/14) / ( sqrt187/
14)


                  =
3/sqrt187


==> tan(a) = 3/
sqrt(187)

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