Question

Help with trig practice problems

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Posting question one moment

Answer 3

SORRY NOT MY GRADE LEVEL

Answer 4

so first step is \[\sqrt(1/2^2+-3/2^2)\]

Answer 5

OK

Answer 6

loool ok

Answer 7

thanks though

Answer 8

\[\sqrt1/4+3/4 = \sqrt1 \]

Answer 9

@kl0723

Answer 10

since you're given the values just make sure to know that \[\csc(\Theta)\] is either the 1/sin of theta or it could be useful to know also that it equals to the hypotenuse over the opposite side

Answer 11

So for this with csc I have to use r/y r being the hypotenuse

Answer 12

and this is what I use the points for

Answer 13

Yes but a negative squared is positive though

Answer 14

i mean yes you will use it r/y

Answer 15

buht like the square root to find the hypotenuse