SOLUTION: If Sec(theta)=-13/6 and Tan(theta)>0 find Sin(theta) a.7/13 b. -7/13 c. (-√ 133)/13 d. (√ 133)/13

SOLUTION: If Sec(theta)=-13/6 and Tan(theta)>0 find Sin(theta) a.7/13 b. -7/13 c. (-√ 133)/13 d. (√ 133)/13

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Question 851282: If Sec(theta)=-13/6 and Tan(theta)>0 find Sin(theta)
a.7/13
b. -7/13
c. (-√ 133)/13
d. (√ 133)/13

Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Previously Posted
c. 133 + 36 = 169, Tan >0 ⇒ sin θ = -sqrt(133)/13
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