If cos θ= 12 /13 and θ is located in the Quadrant I, find sin (2 θ ), cos(2 θ ), tan(2 θ )
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Answers: sin(2∅) = 120/169, cos(2∅) = 119/169, tan(2∅) = 120/119
<h3>What are trigonometric functions?</h3>Trigonometric functions are used to establish the relationship between the sides and the angles of a right angle triangle.
Analysis:
If cos∅ = adjacent/hypotenuse = 12/13,
Then, opposite of the right angled triangle = = 5
sin∅ = 5/13, cos∅ = 12/13, tan∅ = 5/12
sin(2∅) = 2sin∅cos∅ = 2(5/13)(12/13) = 120/169
cos(2∅) = ∅ -
∅ =
-
= 144/169 - 25/169 = 119/169
tan(2∅) = sin(2∅) / cos(2∅) = 120/169 ÷ 119/169 = 120/119
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