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-Draw the given angle in standard position.-Find and label the reference angle.-Determine the exact values for the sides of the triangle formed with the reference angle and the x-axis with the value of the hypotenuse as 1. -Label the sides on picture of your triangle right out the exact answer to each of the six trig functions.
0 = (4\pi)/(3)determine the exact values for:
\sin0 =
\cos0 =
\tan0 =
\csc = 0
\sec = 0
\cot0 =

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Remember the trigonometric circle (unit circle):

Remember that in this circle, the y-coordinates are the sine functions and the x-coordinates are the cosine functions. Thus, notice that 3pi/4 is 135 degrees, and :


\cos \text{ (}(3\pi)/(4)\text{)}=\text{ x - coordinate =- }\frac{\sqrt[]{2}}{2}


\sin \text{ (}(3\pi)/(4)\text{)}=\text{ y - coordinate = }\frac{\sqrt[]{2}}{2}
\tan \text{(}(3\pi)/(4)\text{)}=\text{ }(\sin ((3\pi)/(4)))/(\cos ((3\pi)/(4)))=\text{ -1}
cot\text{(}(3\pi)/(4)\text{)}=\text{ }(\cos ((3\pi)/(4)))/(\sin ((3\pi)/(4)))=\text{ -1}
\csc \text{ (}(3\pi)/(4)\text{)}=\text{ }(1)/(\sin ((3\pi)/(4)))=\frac{2}{\sqrt[]{2}}
\sec \text{ (}(3\pi)/(4)\text{)}=\text{ }(1)/(\cos ((3\pi)/(4)))=-\frac{2}{\sqrt[]{2}}
-Draw the given angle in standard position.-Find and label the reference angle.-Determine-example-1
-Draw the given angle in standard position.-Find and label the reference angle.-Determine-example-2
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