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Mathematics, 02.01.2022 15:00 ericgideon

Consider the equation tan(270° + 0)= 1 - sin∅/cos∅ where 0° <∅ < 360° (a) Rewrite the equation in terms of sin ∅ only.

(b) Hence solve the equation for 0° < ∅ < 360°.


Consider the equation tan(270° + 0)= 1 - sin∅/cos∅ where 0° <∅ < 360°

(a) Rewrite the equat

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