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3. Find the values of all six trigonometric functions for the given point P(x,y) example ( Enter your problem )
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3. If `sin(x)=1/2`, then solve trignometric expression `cos(x)csc(x)`
(Previous method)
2. P(15,8) Example
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1. P(3,4) Example





1. For `P(3,4)`, find value of all six trigonometric functions

Solution:
`P(3,4)`


Opposite side `(y)`, adjacent side `(x)` and hypotenuse `(r)`

`sin(theta), cos(theta), tan(theta)` fromula


`sin(theta) = "opposite"/"hypotenuse" = y/r`

`cos(theta) = "adjacent"/"hypotenuse" = x/r`

`tan(theta) = "opposite"/"adjacent" = y/x`

`csc(theta) = "hypotenuse"/"opposite" = r/y`

`sec(theta) = "hypotenuse"/"adjacent" = r/x`

`cot(theta) = "adjacent"/"opposite" = x/y`


Here `x=3` and `y=4`

In triangle ABC, by Pythagoras' theorem
`r^2 = x^2 + y^2`

`=3^2 + 4^2`

`=9 + 16`

`=25`

`:.r=sqrt(25)=5`

So, `x=3,y=4 and r=5`

`(1)` `sin(theta)=y/r=(4)/(5)=4/5`

`(2)` `cos(theta)=x/r=(3)/(5)=3/5`

`(3)` `tan(theta)=y/x=(4)/(3)=4/3`

`(4)` `csc(theta)=r/y=(5)/(4)=5/4`

`(5)` `sec(theta)=r/x=(5)/(3)=5/3`

`(6)` `cot(theta)=x/y=(3)/(4)=3/4`




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3. If `sin(x)=1/2`, then solve trignometric expression `cos(x)csc(x)`
(Previous method)
2. P(15,8) Example
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