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2) tanの0 を満たすのは の=0'、]80* AA 』 (anのーー用 満たすのは 9=30' 和0 』 図から 0'ミの30*, 9=180* 園 6 7=2s190 とする。 次の不等式を満たす 5 の民の条較 ⑰ smの> (②) sin9=寺 ⑳ cs2<一訪 (⑤) 0<tan9s1 (⑰ 1<2sinの73 (8) 1ミー2cos9< OPC 3 25 と (2) 公式 の十が三(Zすの(4? ーgの9 を利 (3⑳) まず(sinの一cosの? を求める。

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