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solution for #18 is C and for #19 is D

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QUESTION 18

Use the Pythagorean Identity.


\cos^(2)( \theta) +\sin^(2)( \theta) = 1

We substitute the given value into the formula,


\cos^(2)( \theta) +( { (4)/(7) })^(2) = 1


\cos^(2)( \theta) + (16)/(49) = 1


\cos^(2)( \theta) = 1 - (16)/(49)


\cos^(2)( \theta) = (33)/(49)

Since we are in the first quadrant, we take positive square root,


\cos( \theta) = \sqrt{(33)/(49) }


\cos( \theta) = ( √(33))/(7)

The 3rd choice is correct.

QUESTION 19.

We want to simplify;


18 \sin( \theta) \sec( \theta)

Recall the reciprocal identity


\sec( \theta) = (1)/( \cos( \theta) )

This implies that,


18 \sin( \theta) \sec( \theta) =18 \sin( \theta) * (1)/( \cos( \theta) )


18 \sin( \theta) \sec( \theta) =18 * (\sin( \theta) )/( \cos( \theta) )

This will give us:


18 \sin( \theta) \sec( \theta) =18 \tan( \theta)

The correct choice is D.

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