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Evaluating the Six Trigonometric Functions Answers

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The terminal side of an angle in standard position passes through P(15, –8). What is the value of ?

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sine theta = fifteen-seventeenths
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sine theta = negative eight-seventeenths
Option B
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sine theta = eight-seventeenths
Option C
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sine theta = fifteen-seventeenths
Option D
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The point P(x, y) lies on the terminal side of an angle = –60° in standard position. What are the signs of the values of x and y?

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Both x and y are positive.
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Both x and y are negative.
C
x is positive, and y is negative.
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x is negative, and y is positive.
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Francesca drew point (–2, –10) on the terminal ray of angle , which is in standard position. She found values for the six trigonometric functions using the steps below.Step 1Step 2 Step 3Which of the following explains whether all of Francesca’s work is correct?

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Each step is correct because she plotted the point, drew a line to the x-axis to form a right triangle, used the Pythagorean theorem to find the hypotenuse, and finally wrote the correct ratios for all six functions.
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She made her first error in step 1 because she should have drawn the line to the y-axis to form the right triangle.
C
She made her first error in step 2 because she should have used a negative value for r.
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She made her first error in step 3 because the sine, cosine, and tangent ratios are incorrect, which also results in incorrect cosecant, secant, and tangent functions.
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If , which expression is equivalent to ?

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StartFraction 1 Over negative three-eighths EndFraction
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Negative three-eighths + 1
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StartRoot 1 + StartFraction (Negative eight-thirds) squared EndRoot
Option C
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(Negative three-eighths) squared + 1
Option D
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The point is the point at which the terminal ray of angle intersects the unit circle. What are the values for the cosine and cotangent functions for angle ?

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cosine theta = Negative StartFraction StartRoot 2 EndRoot Over 2 EndFraction, cotangent theta = negative 1
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cosine theta = StartFraction StartRoot 2 EndRoot Over 2 EndFraction, cotangent theta = 1
Option B
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cosine theta = StartFraction StartRoot 2 EndRoot Over 2 EndFraction, cotangent theta = negative one-half
Option C
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cosine theta = Negative StartFraction StartRoot 2 EndRoot Over 2 EndFraction, cotangent theta = one-half
Option D
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The terminal side of an angle in standard position passes through P(–3, –4). What is the value of ?

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tangent theta = Negative four-thirds
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tangent theta = Negative three-fourths
Option B
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Tangent theta = three-fourths
Option C
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Tangent theta = four-thirds
Option D
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Based on Pythagorean identities, which equation is true?

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sine squared theta minus 1 = cosine squared theta
Option A
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secant squared theta minus tangent squared theta = negative 1
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negative cosine squared theta minus 1 = negative sine squared theta
Option C
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cotangent squared theta minus cosecant squared theta = negative 1
Option D
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Which Pythagorean identity is correct?

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sine squared (theta) + 1 = cosecant squared (theta)
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tangent squared (theta) + 1 = secant squared (theta)
Option B
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1 minus cotangent squared (theta) = cosecant squared (theta)
Option C
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1 minus cosine squared (theta) = tangent squared (theta)
Option D
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The point P(x, y) lies on the terminal side of an angle = in standard position. What are the signs of the values of x and y?

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Both x and y are positive.
B
Both x and y are negative.
C
x is positive, and y is negative.
D
x is negative, and y is positive.
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Keisha and David each found the same value for , as shown below, given .Keisha’s SolutionDavid’s SolutionWhose procedure is correct?

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Keisha’s procedure is correct.
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David’s procedure is correct.
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Both procedures are correct.
D
Neither procedure is correct.

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