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Answer:
(\pi )/(3)

Explanation:

cot is
(cos)/(sin) on the Unit Circle. When is cos =
(1)/(2) and sin =
\frac{√(3)} {2}? In other words, where is the coordinate
((1)/(2),\frac{√(3)} {2}) on the Unit Circle?

It occurs at 60° =
(\pi )/(3) radians

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Answer: cot θ

Explanation:

sec (90 - θ) * cos θ

=
(1)/(cos (90 -\theta)) * cos θ

=
(cos\theta)/(cos(90 - \theta))

=
(cos\theta)/(cos90*cos\theta+sin90*sin\theta)

=
(cos\theta)/(0*cos\theta+1*sin\theta)

=
(cos\theta)/(sin\theta)

= cot θ

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Answer: BC = √5, AC = 2√5

Explanation:


\frac{\pi} {3} = 60°, which means ΔABC is a 30°-60°-90° triangle so we can use the side length formulas: x - x√3 - 2x.

∠C is the 60°. It matches to side AB so: AB = x√3 = √15 ⇒ x = √5

∠A is the 30°. It matches to side BC so: BC = x = √5

∠B is the 90°. It matches to side AC so: AC = 2x = 2(√5) = 2√5

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Answer: k = 4, RS = 12, QS = 28

Explanation:


(QR)/(MN) = (RS)/(NO)= (QS)/(MO)


(24)/(6) = (RS)/(3)= (QS)/(7)

proportionality constant k can be found with
(QR)/(MN) =
(24)/(6) = 4


(QR)/(MN) = (RS)/(NO)

→ 4 =
(RS)/(3)

→ 4(3) = RS

→ 12 = RS


(QR)/(MN) = (QS)/(MO)

→ 4 =
(QS)/(7)

→ 4(7) = QS

→ 28 = QS


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