How do you find the exact value of tan(arcsin(-3/4))tan(arcsin(−34))?
2 Answers
Explanation:
Let's think about it this way:
We're trying to find the tangent of the angle whose sine is
-3/4−34 .
Let's call this angle
sin^2theta+cos^2theta=1sin2θ+cos2θ=1
(-3/4)^2+cos^2theta=1(−34)2+cos2θ=1
9/16 + cos^2theta=1916+cos2θ=1
cos^2theta = 7/16cos2θ=716
costheta = +-sqrt7/4cosθ=±√74
Since
We now know
tantheta=sintheta/costhetatanθ=sinθcosθ
tantheta = (-3/4)/(sqrt7/4) = -3/sqrt7 = -(3sqrt7)/7tanθ=−34√74=−3√7=−3√77
Therefore, the exact value of
Final Answer
Explanation:
Domain of arcsin is the 1st quadrant is positive, 4th quadrant is negative. So,
Arcsin corresponds to the ratio of
Let's solve for the remaining side:
Now we need to find