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6-95.

Suppose is an angle in Quadrant I and is an angle in Quadrant IV such that and .

  1. Find the exact value of .

    Draw diagrams. Find the 3rd side for each triangle.

    Circle with horizontal & vertical diameters, with point in first quadrant, right triangle with radius from origin to point as the hypotenuse, labeled 3, horizontal leg on positive x axis, vertical leg labeled 2, central angle labeled alpha. Circle with horizontal & vertical diameters, with point in fourth quadrant, right triangle with radius from origin to point as the hypotenuse, labeled 4, horizontal leg on positive x axis labeled 1, central angle, going counter clockwise, from positive x axis to radius labeled, beta.Find the exact value of .

    Draw diagrams. Find the 3rd side for each triangle.

  2. Find the exact value of .

    Use the angle sum and difference formula for the sine.

  3. Find the exact value of .

    Use the angle sum and difference formula for the cosine.

  4. Use your calculator to approximate your answer to part (d).