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Given that TANꝊ= - 4/3 and Ꝋ is in quarednt II, find SIN 2Ꝋ

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Answer:

tan= -4/3


tan^-1(-4/3)\\=53.13\\

-4 is the opposite

-3 is the adjacent


sin(-53.1301)*sin(-53.1301)\\(4)/(5) *(4)/(5)\\(16)/(25)=0.64

Explanation:

We will find the angle

We will then use the angle to find the sin value and multiply them both to find the square.

I will suggest you keep to fractions will working.

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User AmrataB
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Explanation: Theta = T. tanT = -4/3, T must be in second Quadrant. arctan(-4/3) = T.

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