Given the point (2, 150°) in polar coordinates, find a corresponding point in 14. (a) rectangular coordinates. (State exact values, not decimal approximations.) Answer: (b) Given the point (-8, – 8) in rectangular coordinates, find a corresponding point in polar coordinates. Express the angle exactly in radians. (Your angle should include Tt). Answer:

Find 6 - trigonometry function value of theta = 3pie/2

True or False and explain why 1. One degree is larger than one radian.

can you please not use radians?

Take one step in simplifying the expression below. Evaluate the original expression and your expression at the following angles (to three decimals). Csc^2xsec^2x-csc^2x=

2cos (2x) = root 3, answer in radians

cos(-140°) = -cos40° cos40° cos(-40°)

Guadalupe boards a Ferris wheel at the 3-o'clock position and rides the Ferris wheel for multiple rotations. The Ferris wheel's radius is 15 meters long and the center of the Ferris wheel is 19 meters above the ground. Imagine an angle with its vertex at the Ferris wheel's center that subtends the path Jane has traveled. The Ferris wheel rotates at a constant rate so that the angle sweeps out 7 radians per minute. How long does it take for Guadalupe to complete one full rotation around the Ferris wheel? 7 ≈ 0.467 minutes 15 15 2.143 minutes 7 2π ≈ 0.898 minutes 7 7 1.114 minutes 2π 2TT. 15 7 13.464 minutes

A (-3, 4) is a point on the terminal side of 0 in standard form. Find the exact value of sin 0. You this question. I want to see a triangle drawn with the reference angle, 0 in the correct location.

cos² (27°) + sin² (27°) please give exact value and angle