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- The terminal side of an angle θ in standard position passes through the given point.(−5, −12)(20, −21)(−15, 8)(−6, −4)(\sqrt{3}, -1)
- Find, to the nearest hundredth, the point where the terminal side of θ meets the circle of radius r centered at the origin.r = 5, \theta = 200^\circr = 10, \theta = 3r = 6, \theta = -1.2r = 4, \theta = 470^\circ
- The terminal point of an angle θ has x-coordinate 14 and lies below the x-axis.
- The terminal side of an angle θ passes through the point (k, -24), and θ = 513.
- The terminal side of an angle θ crosses the circle of radius 17 centered at the origin at the point (8, −15).
- The terminal side of an angle θ lies along the line 5x + 12y = 0 and is below the x-axis.
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- 3.1Sine, cosine and tangent
- 3.2Trig values of the special right triangles
- 3.3Angles in standard position and coterminal angles
- 3.4Radian measure
- 3.5Arc length and sector area in radians
- 3.6Angular and linear speed
- 3.7Trig functions on the unit circle
- 3.8Sine, cosine and tangent as functions of a real number
- 3.9Reference angles
- 3.10Signs of the trig functions by quadrant
- 3.11Secant, cosecant and cotangent ratios
- 3.12Secant, cosecant and cotangent on the unit circle
- 3.13Exact values on the unit circle
- 3.14Unit circle symmetry and even-odd identities
- 3.15Periodicity and the periodicity identities