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#1 Find the quadrant in which lies.

#1 Find the quadrant in which lies.

#2 Find the quadrant in which lies.

#2 Find the quadrant in which lies.

#3 Find the quadrant in which lies.

#3 Find the quadrant in which lies.

#4 Find the remaining five trig functions from the given information:

#4 Find the remaining five trig functions from the given information:

#5 Find the remaining five trig functions from the given information:

#5 Find the remaining five trig functions from the given information:

#6 Find the remaining five trig functions from the given information:

#6 Find the remaining five trig functions from the given information:

#7 Find the reference angle from the given angle in standard position:

#7 Find the reference angle from the given angle in standard position:

#8 Find the reference angle from the given angle in standard position:

#8 Find the reference angle from the given angle in standard position:

#9 Find the reference angle from the given angle in standard position:

#9 Find the reference angle from the given angle in standard position:

#10 Sketch at least one cycle of the function and describe how the reference graph changes:

#10 Sketch at least one cycle of the function and describe how the reference graph changes:

#11 Sketch at least one cycle of the function and describe how the reference graph changes :

#11 Sketch at least one cycle of the function and describe how the reference graph changes :

#12 Sketch at least one cycle of the function and describe how the reference graph changes :

#12 Sketch at least one cycle of the function and describe how the reference graph changes :

#13 Fill in the blanks with the necessary values of a, b, c, and d. y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___

#13 Fill in the blanks with the necessary values of a, b, c, and d. y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___

#14 Fill in the blanks with the necessary values of a, b, c, and d. y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___

#14 Fill in the blanks with the necessary values of a, b, c, and d. y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___

#15 Fill in the blanks with the necessary values of a, b, c, and d. y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___

#15 Fill in the blanks with the necessary values of a, b, c, and d. y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___

#16 Mo.Temp Graph the data in the calculator. Determine appropriate values of a, b, c, and d to fit the data for a cos, and sin curve. y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___

#16 Mo.Temp Graph the data in the calculator. Determine appropriate values of a, b, c, and d to fit the data for a cos, and sin curve. y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___

y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___

y = ___ cos ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___ y = ___ sin ___ ( x - ___ ) + ___