Math Problem Statement
sin 250° image
sin 320°
cos 140° image
cos 200°
cos 300° image
sin 120°
For Problems 7–14, use the definitions of sine and cosine to write sin θ and cos θ for angles whose terminal side contains the given point.
(7, 11) image
(4, 1)
(−2, 5) image
(−6, 9)
(4, −8) image
(8, −3)
(−24, −7) (What do you notice about r?) image
(−3, −4) (What do you notice about r?)
Solution
It seems like you have a mix of angle evaluations (like sine and cosine) and points for which you'd like to find the sine and cosine using the definitions. I'll break down the questions and also generate the corresponding images where requested.
Let's begin with the angle-based evaluations:
- sin(250°)
- sin(320°)
- cos(140°)
- cos(200°)
- cos(300°)
- sin(120°)
For these, I will calculate the values and also produce images for any that you requested. I'll start by working on the values and the corresponding images.
For Problems 7–14, using points to find sin(θ) and cos(θ):
Using the definitions of sine and cosine from a point on the terminal side of the angle:
I will proceed with solving for each of the points provided and generate any images needed.
Let me process the calculations and generate the required images! math
Function to calculate sin and cos for a point (x, y)
def calculate_sin_cos(x, y): r = math.sqrt(x2 + y2) sin_theta = y / r cos_theta = x / r return r, sin_theta, cos_theta
Points given
points = [(7, 11), (4, 1), (-2, 5), (-6, 9), (4, -8), (8, -3), (-24, -7), (-3, -4)]
Calculate sin and cos for each point
results = [] for point in points: r, sin_theta, cos_theta = calculate_sin_cos(point[0], point[1]) results.append((point, r, sin_theta, cos_theta))
resultsHere are the results for the sine and cosine calculations based on the points you provided:
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Point (7, 11)
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Point (4, 1)
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Point (-2, 5)
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Point (-6, 9)
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Point (4, -8)
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Point (8, -3)
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Point (-24, -7)
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Point (-3, -4)
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Trigonometry
Sine and Cosine Functions
Coordinate Geometry
Formulas
sin(θ) = y / r
cos(θ) = x / r
r = √(x² + y²)
Theorems
Pythagorean Theorem
Definitions of sine and cosine
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 9-12