sintan1sqrt3Solutionsintan1sqrt 3 Let tan1sqrt3t taking tan

sin(tan-1(-sqrt(3))

Solution

sin(tan-1(-sqrt 3))

Let tan-1(-sqrt3)=t

taking tan on both sides

tan(tan-1(-sqrt 3))=tan t

-sqrt 3=tan t

tan t=- sqrt 3

tan t=-sqrt3/1

And tan theta= opposite/adjacent

Therefore opposite=-sqrt 3

And adjacent=1

Applying pythagoras theorem

opposite2+adjacent2=hypotenuse2

(-sqrt3)2+12=hypotenuse2

3+1=hypotenuse2

Hypotenuse= sqrt 4=2

And sin theta= Opposite/ hypotenuse

Sin t= -sqrt3/2

Substituting back tan-1(sqrt 3) for t,we get

sin(tan-1(-sqrt 3))=-sqrt 3/2

sin(tan-1(-sqrt(3))Solutionsin(tan-1(-sqrt 3)) Let tan-1(-sqrt3)=t taking tan on both sides tan(tan-1(-sqrt 3))=tan t -sqrt 3=tan t tan t=- sqrt 3 tan t=-sqrt3/

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