SOLUTION: Suppose that α and β are angles in the same quadrant withα > β. In each of the four quadrants, determine which is the larger quantity:
(a) sin(α) or sin(&
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Question 1083954: Suppose that α and β are angles in the same quadrant withα > β. In each of the four quadrants, determine which is the larger quantity:
(a) sin(α) or sin(β),
(b) cos(α) or cos(β),
(c) tan(α) or tan(β).
(d) If sin(θ) = 27 and θ is in Quadrant II, what does cos(θ) equal and what does tan(θ) equal?
Answer by ikleyn(52864) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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I will react only to the question (d): It can NEVER be happen = 27.
Such angle does not exist and the function sin NEVER takes the values greater than 1.
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