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Answer: II, positive,
(\pi)/(3), C,
(√(3))/(2)

Explanation:

a)
(2\pi)/(3) = 120° which is located in Quadrant II

b) In Quadrant II, cos is negative and sin is positive

c) In order to reach the x-axis, it would need to go to 180°. 180 - 120 = 60° ... or ... it would need to go to π. π -
(2\pi)/(3) =
(\pi)/(3)

d) sin
(2\pi)/(3) =
(√(3))/(2). What other angle on the Unit Circle has that value for sin?
(\pi)/(6)

e) sin
(2\pi)/(3) =
(√(3))/(2)

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Explanation:

(16, -18) are the legs of the triangle. Use Pythagorean Theorem to find the hypotenuse. 16² + (-18)² = c² ⇒ 580 = c² ⇒
2√(145) = c

adjacent = 16, opposite = -18, hypotenuse =
2√(145)

Answers:

sin =
(opposite)/(hypotenuse) =
(-18)/(2√(145)) =
(-9)/(√(145)) * (√(145))/(√(145)) =
\frac{-9√(145)} {145}

cos =
(adjacent)/(hypotenuse) =
(16)/(2√(145)) =
(8)/(√(145)) * (√(145))/(√(145)) =
\frac{8√(145)} {145}

tan =
(opposite)/(adjacent) =
(-18)/(16) =
-(9)/(8)

csc =
(hypotenuse)/(opposite) =
(2√(145))/(-18) =
(√(145))/(-9) =
-\frac{√(145)} {9}

cos =
(hypotenuse)/(adjacent) =
(2√(145))/(16) =
(√(145))/(8)

cot =
(adjacent)/(opposite) =
(16)/(-18) =
-(8)/(9)

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