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Look at the picture.

Definitions:


\sin\theta=(y)/(r)\\\\\cos\theta=(x)/(r)\\\\\tan\theta=(y)/(x)\\\\\cot\theta=(x)/(y)

We have:


\tan\theta=-(2)/(3) and Quadrant II (x < 0, y > 0)

Therefore x=-3 and y = 2. Calculate r:


r=√((-3)^2+2^2)=√(9+4)=√(13)

Substitute to the formula of cosine:


\cos\theta=(-3)/(√(13))=-(3)/(√(13))\cdot(√(13))/(√(13))=-(3√(13))/(13)

Answer: a.

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