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Find the values of other five trigonometric function if `sec x = 13/5`, x  lies in fourth quadrant.

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Solution

sec x = `13/5 = "OB"/"OA"`

Here OB = 13 units

∴ OA = 5 units

∴ AB = `sqrt("OB"^2 - "OA"^2)`

= ∴ AB = `sqrt(169-25)`

= ± 12

Now OA = 5 (in OX' direction)

AB = 12 (in 'OY' direction)

OB = 13

sin x = `"AB"/"OB" = (-12)/13 = -12/13, cos x = "OA"/"OB" = 5/13`

tan x = `"AB"/"OA" = (-12)/5 = -12/5, cos x = "OA"/"OB" = 5/13`

coses x = `"OB"/"AB" = 13/(-12) = -13/12`.

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Chapter 3: Trigonometric Functions - Exercise 3.2 [Page 63]

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