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This trigonometry ratio uses the fraction adjacent over hypotenuse.
What is cosine(x)
100
sin 90 degrees
What is 1
100
The angle corresponding to this reference angle is 150 degrees.
What is 30 degrees.
100
The conversion from this radian measure to degrees is 180 degrees.
What is pi/6.
100

Given cosθ=−3/5 and angle θ is in Quadrant II, what is the exact value of sinθ in simplest form? Simplify all radicals if needed.


What is 4/5?

200
This equation is a way of finding the x-coordinate on a unit circle.
What is x=cos(theta)
200
sine of 150 degrees
What is 1/2 or .5
200
The angle corresponding to this reference angle is 45 degrees.
What is 45 degrees
200
The conversion from this radian measure to degrees is 90 degrees.
What is pi/2.
200

Given sinθ= 5/13 and angle θ is in Quadrant II, what is the exact value of cosθ in simplest form? Simplify all radicals if needed.

What 12/13?

300
This trigonometry ratio uses the fraction hypotenuse over opposite.
What is cosecant(theta)
300
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The cosine of 3*pi/2.
300
The angle corresponding to this reference angle is 240 degrees.
What is 60 degrees
300
The conversion from this radian measure to degrees is 135 degrees.
What is 3*pi/4.
300

This is the reason tan θ is negative in the Quadrant III

What is Sin θ and cos θ negative

400
This equation gives us the y-coordinate on the unit circle.
What is y=sin(theta)
400
The sine of 4*pi/3.
What is - sqrt(3)/2
400
The angle corresponding to this reference angle is 2*pi/3.
What is 60 degrees ( or pi/3).
400
The conversion from this radian measure to degrees is 330 degrees.
What is 11*pi/6.
400
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500
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This equation uses the terms of sine and cosine to find another trig. ratio.
500
sine of 7*pi/4.
What is -sqrt(2)/2
500
The angle corresponding to this reference angle is 7*pi/4.
What is 45 degrees (or pi/4).
500
The conversion from this radian measure to degrees is 390 degrees.
What is 13*pi/6.
500

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