Theo apparently does not know the meaning of "exact value". It means
NO DECIMALS!
[I corrected my typo for tan(θ), which was neither asked for nor needed. My tan(2θ) was and is correct.]
We draw θ in QIII, with y (opposite side) =-7 and r (hypotenuse) = 12.
We calculate x (adjacent side):
Since x goes left of the origin, we take the negative answer,
Then to calculate the trig ratios for 2θ, we will need
Edwin
Find the exact values of sin(2θ), cos(2θ), and tan(2θ) when sin θ =-7/12 and 180∘ < 𝜃 < 270∘.
The other person who responded gave you WRONG answers. The problem asks for EXACT VALUES. What he gave you are NOT exact values!
. We then need to find A, or x, which will be negative, since is an ∠ in the 3rd quadrant (180∘ < 𝜃 < 270∘).
Therefore, THREE of the 6 TRIG. RATIOS are:
You may not need tan 𝜃, depending on which formula you use.
For me, since I would've determined sin 2𝜃 and cos 2𝜃, I would then use the formula: . Then again, you decide!!
Below, I've done for you. Follow that same concept to determine cos 2𝜃 and maybe tan 2𝜃.
------ Substituting , for, sin 𝜃, and for cos 𝜃.
BTW, Edwin, your tan 𝜃 is WRONG!!