TOP 10 Missed Mid-Unit Quiz Questions. Use the given function values and trigonometric identities to find the indicated trig functions. Cot and Cos 1.Csc.

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TOP 10 Missed Mid-Unit Quiz Questions

Use the given function values and trigonometric identities to find the indicated trig functions. Cot and Cos 1.Csc θ = 2.Sin θ =

Evaluate the trig functions by hand. Give EXACT value. 3.Cos 4.Sin 5.Tan 180˚ 6.Cot 225˚

Find the value in degrees and radians without using a calculator. (0˚< θ < 90 ˚ ) and (0 < θ < ) 7. Sin θ = 0 8. Sec θ = 2 9. Cos θ =

10. Find the length of the arc on a circle of radius 12in with a central angle 37˚ (Round to the nearest tenth)