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Explanation:

tan is opposite over adjacent which gives you the side lengths. Use Pythagorean Theorem to find the hypotenuse. 1² + 3² = c² ⇒ √10 = c

opposite = 1, adjacent = 3, hypotenuse = √10

Answers:

sin =
(opposite)/(hypotenuse) = (1)/(√(10)) *(√(10) )/(√(10) ) =(√(10) )/(10)

cos =
(adjacent)/(hypotenuse) = (3)/(√(10)) *(√(10) )/(√(10) ) =(3√(10) )/(10)

csc =
(hypotenuse)/(opposite) = (√(10))/(1) =√(10)

sec =
(hypotenuse)/(adjacent) = (√(10))/(3)

cot =
(adjacent)/(opposite) = (3)/(1) = 3

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Explanation:

The graph provides the adjacent side and hypotenuse. Use Pythagorean Theorem to find the opposite side. (√15)² + b² = (2√5)² ⇒ b = √5

opposite = √5, adjacent = √15, hypotenuse = 2√5

Answers:

sin =
(opposite)/(hypotenuse) = (√(5))/(2√(5)) =(1)/(2)

cos =
(adjacent)/(hypotenuse) = (√(15))/(2√(5)) =(√(3) )/(2)

tan =
(opposite)/(adjacent) = (√(5))/(√(15))= (1)/(√(3)) *(√(3) )/(√(3)) =(√(3) )/(3)

csc =
(hypotenuse)/(opposite) = (2√(5))/(√(5)) =2

sec =
(hypotenuse)/(adjacent) = (2√(5))/(√(15))= (2)/(√(3))*(√(3) )/(√(3))=(2√(3))/(3)

cot =
(adjacent)/(opposite) = (√(15))/(√(5)) = √(3)

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sec
\frac{4\pi} {11}

= cos
(11)/(4\pi)

= cos 1.14

= 0.9998