00:01
The first thing i'll point out is that we are in quadrant 4.
00:05
They call this theta.
00:07
Here's your right angle.
00:08
Because i'm going to reference sokatoa.
00:12
I don't have to do all of it, but i will.
00:16
Because in the problem that they tell me that sign of theta is equal to negative two -thirds, well, because in sokatoa, sign stands for opposite over hypotenuse.
00:30
I'm going to represent my right triangle as the opposite.
00:34
The sine being negative 2 and the hypotenuse being 3.
00:38
And at this point, i would go ahead and figure out what cosine is by doing the pythagorean theorem.
00:44
I'll just call this side length x because it's on the x -axis.
00:48
That x squared plus negative 2 squared must equal the hypotenuse squared.
00:54
So negative 2 squared is 4, so i'm going to subtract that over.
00:58
So x squared must equal 5.
01:01
9 minus 4 is 5.
01:03
And when you square root, just leave us root 5...