Let 0= cos(-) where 0≤. Find the exact value of 0.

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Let 0 = cos(-) where 0 << T. Find the exact value of 8.
Transcribed Image Text:Let 0 = cos(-) where 0 << T. Find the exact value of 8.
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EXAMPLE 3 Find the exact value of inverse tangent
Let = tan-¹(√3) where - <<
Find the exact value of 0.
▾ SOLUTION
2
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By definition, 8=tan(√3)
tan0= √3
Since tan@= we know that the adjacent side of the reference triangle is 1 and the opposite side is √3. So we'll
use this special triangle to identify the reference angle.
16
From the triangle, we see that √3 is the side opposite from the angle (and 1 is adjacent to this angle). So, the
reference angle is =F
3
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3
Since tan -√3 is positive, we know that the terminal side of 9 is in Quadrant I or
Quadrant
But
so we know is in Quadrant I.
Since the reference angle = is in Quadrant 1.0 is equivalent to the reference
angle.
Therefore, 8=
Transcribed Image Text:00 om EXAMPLE 3 Find the exact value of inverse tangent Let = tan-¹(√3) where - << Find the exact value of 0. ▾ SOLUTION 2 /3 By definition, 8=tan(√3) tan0= √3 Since tan@= we know that the adjacent side of the reference triangle is 1 and the opposite side is √3. So we'll use this special triangle to identify the reference angle. 16 From the triangle, we see that √3 is the side opposite from the angle (and 1 is adjacent to this angle). So, the reference angle is =F 3 ***** 3 Since tan -√3 is positive, we know that the terminal side of 9 is in Quadrant I or Quadrant But so we know is in Quadrant I. Since the reference angle = is in Quadrant 1.0 is equivalent to the reference angle. Therefore, 8=
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Step 2: Finding angle
Finding the exact value of 0:
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By definition, 0 = cos
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the reference angle is 0 =
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Since, cos=-
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Since, cos=
is 2. So, we'lluse the special triangle to identify the reference angle.
From the triangle, we see that 1 is the adjacent side from the to the angle
So,
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--11 is negative, we know that terminal side of is in Quadrant II or III.
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But 0≤0 ≤7, so, we know that is in Quadrant II.
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we know that the adjacent side of the reference triangle is 1 and the hypotenuse
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