SOLUTION: If tan &#952; = {{{ 3/2 }}} & cos &#952; < 0, use the fundamental identities to evaluate the remaining five trigonometric functions of theta.

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Question 1067569: If tan θ = & cos θ < 0, use the fundamental identities to evaluate the remaining five trigonometric functions of theta.
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If tan θ = & cos θ < 0, use the fundamental identities to evaluate the remaining five trigonometric functions of theta.
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If  =  and  < 0,  then the angle  is in QIII.


Next,  =  is the fundamental identity (which means "Everybody must know it").


Therefore,  =  =  =  =  = .

            Hence,   =  = .    The sign is "-" ("minus") since  is in QIII.



Further,    =  =  =  = .    The sign is "-" ("minus") since  is in QIII.



Now you know enough to complete the assignment on your own.


The rest is simply Arithmetic plus knowledge of basic definitions of Trigonometry.


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