misty_falls
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Hi. I have some trigonometry problems I am stuck with.
1.) Suppose that 90 < x < 180 and tan2(x) = -1/3. What is the exact value of tan(x)?
So for this I am stuck with a quadratic equation of tan^2(x) - 6tan(x) - 1 = 0. I don't know what step next to do to find the value of tan x.
2.) Find the raidus of a circle if we know that a sector of 38° and has area of 7ft squared.
1.) Suppose that 90 < x < 180 and tan2(x) = -1/3. What is the exact value of tan(x)?
So for this I am stuck with a quadratic equation of tan^2(x) - 6tan(x) - 1 = 0. I don't know what step next to do to find the value of tan x.
2.) Find the raidus of a circle if we know that a sector of 38° and has area of 7ft squared.
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