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Use common trigonometric identities for the functions given to find the indicated trigonometric functions.?

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Use common trigonometric identities for the functions given to find the indicated trigonometric functions. (Hint: Remember the reciprocal properties of sine, cosine, and tangent.) Show all work to receive full credit. Give answers in exact form – no decimals.

A. If sin 30 degrees = 1/2 and cos 30degrees = radical 3 over2 , what are the values of

a) = tan 30 degrees

b) =csc30 degrees

c) =cot 30 degrees

B. If sec (there is an 0 with a line throughit) = 3 and tan (the sane 0) = 2 radical 2, what are the values of

a) =cot (same 0)

b) =sin (same 0)

c) =cos^2 (same 0 with a line through it)

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  1. A(a)

    tan(30) = sin(30) / cos(30)

    = (1 / 2) / (sqrt(3) / 2)

    = 1 / sqrt(3) or sqrt(3) / 3.

    (b)

    csc(30) = 1 / sin(30)

    = 2.

    (c)

    cot(30) = 1 / tan(30)

    = sqrt(3).

    B.

    sec(theta) = 3

    tan(theta) = 2 sqrt(2)

    (a)

    cot(theta) = 1 / tan(theta)

    = 1 / [ 2 sqrt(2) ]

    = sqrt(2) / 4.

    (c)

    cos(theta) = 1 / sec(theta)

    = 1 / 3

    cos^2(theta) = 1 / 9.

    (b)

    sin(theta) / cos(theta)

    = tan(theta)

    = 2 sqrt(2)

    Using cos(theta) = 1 / 3 from (c):

    sin(theta) = 2 sqrt(2) / 3.

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