Since sin θ < 0, the angle must be in Quadrant 3 or 4. In Quadrant 3, both sin θ and cos θ are negative, making tan θ positive, but the condition “tan θ < θ” implies a negative tan value is not possible here, so carefully analyzing, the terminal arm lies in the 3rd quadrant.
If tanθ < θ, sin <0, then the terminal arm of the angle lies in the quadrant?
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