1 - find cosa , tana , seca , csca , and cota if a = sin ^ ( - 1 ) ( 2/3 )1 - find cos a , tana , seca , esca , and cot a if a sin - 12v5 3 9 15 A ) cosa = tana = seca = csc a = and cot a = 15 V5 6 2 | V5 B ) cosa = 3 3 2 tan a = seca = V5 V5 2 V5 CSC a = and cota = 2 6 15 C ) cos a = tan a = 2 5 5 , Seca = 3 5 csc a = V5 , and cot a = 3 1:19E Nاسم الطالب : حسين عباس كطانحسانالكلية/القسم/المرحلة : الكلية التقنيةالهندسية/قسم هندسة تقنيات الطيران/المرحلة الاولی/ المادة : الرياضيات - سنويanswer all the questions1-find cosa,tana,seca,csca,andcota if a=sin^(-1) [2/3]1-find cos a, tan a, sec a, csc a, and cot a if a = sin-12V5tan a =3,csc a =V59.and cot a =6'V5A)cos a =,sec a =V5'V5B)cosa =33tan a =seca =V5csc a =V5"V5and cot a =V5,tan a =2sec a =3,csc a =V5"V5,and cot a =C)cos a =V5'عدد الأجوبة : 10عدد الأسئلة : 1000:40:52

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- find cosa , tana , seca , csca , and cota if a = sin ^ ( - 1 ) ( 2/3 ) 1 - find cos a , tana , seca , esca , and cot a if a sin - 12 v5 3 9 15 A ) cosa = tana = seca = csc a = and cot a = 15 V5 6 2 | V5 B ) cosa = 3 3 2 tan a = seca = V5 V5 2 V5 CSC a = and cota = 2 6 15 C ) cos a = tan a = 2 5 5 , Seca = 3 5 csc a = V5 , and cot a = 3

- find cosa , tana , seca , csca , and cota if a = sin ^ ( - 1 ) ( 2/3 ) 1 - find cos a , tana , seca , esca , and cot a if a sin - 12 v5 3 9 15 A ) cosa = tana = seca = csc a = and cot a = 15 V5 6 2 | V5 B ) cosa = 3 3 2 tan a = seca = V5 V5 2 V5 CSC a = and cota = 2 6 15 C ) cos a = tan a = 2 5 5 , Seca = 3 5 csc a = V5 , and cot a = 3

Trigonometry (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134217437

Author:Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels

Publisher:Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels

Chapter1: Trigonometric Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RE: 1. Give the measures of the complement and the supplement of an angle measuring 35°.

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