#trig help
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i do not understand how to do these, please just explain to me the general steps to solve it so i can replicate
iโm assuming no calculator?
i can
i know first hting i can do is take arch whatever of the given number
but after that im lost
can u explain
the range of arcsin(x) is -90<y<90
that is a more lengthy explanation
it helps because we are able to understand
i just wanna be able to look at it and solve it
what to do with arcsin(-0.16884)
put it in calc
,calc arcsin(-0.16884)
The following error occured while calculating:
Error: Undefined function arcsin
this result is in the 4th quadrant
we need to convert it to the third
since the angle is between 180 degrees and 270
ok
now to convert from 4th to 3rd
add 90 or 180?
we need to reflect the angle across the x axis
oh
reflect across y-axis ๐ญ
you reflect it across the x-axis it'll be in the first quadrant ๐ญ
wait.
yeah but i shouldnt need
sorry, i meant to say y-axis.
the angle becomes negative
it's ok lol
tbh this is just a single trig identity
@echo warren recall the identities
then add 180 degrees
sin is odd ๐ญ
wait
adding 180 flips it again
ah smart
tbh i was thinking $\sin(A) = \sin(180-A)$, but yep that also works
Ravi Shastri
but wouldnt reflect across y and add 180 make it not in the third quadrant
no what he did is reflect it across the x-axis
that brings it into the 1st quadrant
then he added 180
why are you reflecting first
which brings it into the III quadrant
so for $\theta$, you have $180-\theta$
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yes please just use that ๐ญ
- To put it into positive form, and 2. Because we can do a lot more simplification/manipulation with angles in the first quadrant.
so
step 1. calculate Arch what ever of given value
step 2. reflect into quadrant 1
step 3. ?
Step 3 would be adding/manipulating whatever angle you have into the first quadrant
so that it ends up in the quadrant its supposed to be in?
by adding 180, or 90?
im trying to make a series of steps i can follow that work for any problem of htis kind
wait if thats step 3, whats step 2
what calculator are you using
i fell asleep mb ๐ญ
so to summarize
Step 1. Calculate arc given value
It's ok I figured it out except for sec, I have no clue what I'm doing but I'm getting right anawer
sec(x)?
Step 2. Rotate (or reflect) to get angle back into quadrant 1
Step 3. Use rotation to get back to original quadrant (if neccesary)
Sometimes, we do not need step 2
Like add 180 or 90?
for example, going from quadrant 4 to quadrant 2 only requires a rotation of 180
yes
So basically after getting arch whatever, just reflect and rotate til ur in the quadrant u want
And take the reference angle
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