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3. Unit Circle

Defining the Unit Circle

3. Unit Circle

Defining the Unit Circle: Study with Video Lessons, Practice Problems & Examples

29PRACTICE PROBLEM

Determine the missing side in the given triangle using the Pythagorean Theorem. Also, write the value of the six trigonometric ratios for angle P.
r = 5, q =12

ANSWERS OPTIONS

p = √117, sin P = (√117)/12, cos P = 5/12, tan P = (√117)/5, csc P = (12√117)/117, sec P = 12/5, cot P = (5√117)/117

p = √119, sin P = (√119)/12, cos P = 12/5, tan P = (√119)/5, csc P = (12√119)/119, sec P = 5/12, cot P = (5√119)/119

p = √119, sin P = (√119)/12, cos P = 5/12, tan P = (√119)/5, csc P = (12√119)/119, sec P = 12/5, cot P = (5√119)/119

p = √119, sin P = (√119)/12, cos P = 5/12, tan P = (√119)/5, csc P = (√119)/119, sec P = 12/5, cot P = (√119)/119