SOLUTION: Use the double angle identities to answer:
If cscx=-2sqrt5 and sinx>0, find tan2x
So far, I think I've found Sine, but I can't figure out if its right and I can't figure o
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If cscx=-2sqrt5 and sinx>0, find tan2x
So far, I think I've found Sine, but I can't figure out if its right and I can't figure o
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Question 1100039: Use the double angle identities to answer:
If cscx=-2sqrt5 and sinx>0, find tan2x
So far, I think I've found Sine, but I can't figure out if its right and I can't figure out how to find cosine. I know the double angle formula for tangent and I'm pretty sure I know how to use it, i'm just having trouble finding what to put there. Answer by greenestamps(13200) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The conditions of the problem are self-contradictory. Cosecant is the reciprocal of sine; so given that cosecant is negative, sine can't be positive.
