find the Quadrant and Value
a) cos480 degrees
b) sin15pi/4
c) tan(-10pi/4)
d) cot630 degrees
a) cos480 degrees
b) sin15pi/4
c) tan(-10pi/4)
d) cot630 degrees
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a)
cos(480)
= cos( 360 + 120)
= cos(120)
= cos(180 - 60)
= - cos(60)
= - 1/2 (II quadrant)
b)
sin(15π/4)
= sin(4π - π/4)
= -π/4 (IV quadrant)
= -√2/2
c)
tan(-10π/4)
= - tan(10π/4)
= - tan(2π + π/2)
= - tan(π/2) (II quadrant)
= undefined
d)
cot(630)
= cot(720 - 90)
= -cot(90) (IV quadrant)
= 0
cos(480)
= cos( 360 + 120)
= cos(120)
= cos(180 - 60)
= - cos(60)
= - 1/2 (II quadrant)
b)
sin(15π/4)
= sin(4π - π/4)
= -π/4 (IV quadrant)
= -√2/2
c)
tan(-10π/4)
= - tan(10π/4)
= - tan(2π + π/2)
= - tan(π/2) (II quadrant)
= undefined
d)
cot(630)
= cot(720 - 90)
= -cot(90) (IV quadrant)
= 0
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just a reminder: those angles on the axes are not in quadrants
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First find the coterminal angle between 0 and 360 by adding or subtracting n*360.
( in radians, add or subtract n*2 pi)
A) cos 480 = cos 120. This is a 60 degree angle in quadrant II. cos 120= -1/2
B) sin 15pi/4
15 pi/4 - 8 pi/4 = 7 pi/4 which is a 45 degree angle in quadrant IV.
Sin (7pi/4) = -(sqr2)/2
C) tan (-10 pi/4)
-10pi/4= -5pi/2
-5pi/2 + 4pi/2+ 4pi/2= 3pi/2, on the axis between Quad III and IV
tan(3pi/2) = sin(3pi/2) / cos(3pi/2) which is -1/0 , undefined.
D) cot 630
630-360= 270, on the axis, between Quad. III and IV
Cot (270) = cos(270)/ sin(270) = 0/-1= 0
Hoping this helps!
( in radians, add or subtract n*2 pi)
A) cos 480 = cos 120. This is a 60 degree angle in quadrant II. cos 120= -1/2
B) sin 15pi/4
15 pi/4 - 8 pi/4 = 7 pi/4 which is a 45 degree angle in quadrant IV.
Sin (7pi/4) = -(sqr2)/2
C) tan (-10 pi/4)
-10pi/4= -5pi/2
-5pi/2 + 4pi/2+ 4pi/2= 3pi/2, on the axis between Quad III and IV
tan(3pi/2) = sin(3pi/2) / cos(3pi/2) which is -1/0 , undefined.
D) cot 630
630-360= 270, on the axis, between Quad. III and IV
Cot (270) = cos(270)/ sin(270) = 0/-1= 0
Hoping this helps!
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cos480=cos120 = -1/2 , 2nd quadrant