2. Find the values of all six trigonometric functions for the given angle 120 degSolution:`theta=120` (deg)
`theta=120^circ`
We know that `120^circ=180^circ-60^circ`
Reference angle `=60^circ`
A 30-60-90 triangle is a special right triangle, where the shortest leg (opposite `30^circ`) is `1`, the longer leg (opposite `60^circ`) is `sqrt{3}` and the hypotenuse (opposite `90^circ`) is `2`.
`x=sqrt(3),y=1,r=2`
`120^circ` is in Quadrant-2 and here x is -ve and y is +ve
So, `x=-sqrt(3),y=1,r=2`

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`
`(1)` `sin(theta)=y/r=(1)/(2)=1/2`
`(2)` `cos(theta)=x/r=(-sqrt(3))/(2)=-0.866`
`(3)` `tan(theta)=y/x=(1)/(-sqrt(3))=(-1)/(sqrt(3))=(-sqrt(3))/3=-0.5774`
`(4)` `csc(theta)=r/y=(2)/(1)=2`
`(5)` `sec(theta)=r/x=(2)/(-sqrt(3))=(-2)/(sqrt(3))=(-2sqrt(3))/3=-1.1547`
`(6)` `cot(theta)=x/y=(-sqrt(3))/(1)=-sqrt(3)=-1.7321`
This material is intended as a summary. Use your textbook for detail explanation.
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