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Answer 1 · 2016-10-01T16:30:51

$sin(theta) = (6sqrt52)/52$ , $cos(theta) = (-4sqrt52)/52$ , $sec(theta) = -sqrt52/4$ , $csc = sqrt(52)/6$ and $cot(theta) = -4/6$

Explanation:

The cotangent is the reciprocal of the tangent:

$cot(theta) = -4/6$

Use $1 + tan^2(theta) = sec^2(theta)$ to obtain the secant and the cosine; we know that both the secant and the cosine must be negative because we are given $sin(theta) > 0$

$1 + ((-6)/4)^2 = sec^2(theta)$

$sec^2(theta) = 16/16 + 36/16$

$sec^2(theta) = 52/16$

$sec(theta) = -sqrt52/4$

$cos(theta) = (-4sqrt52)/52$

$sin(theta) = (-6/4)cos(theta)$

$sin(theta) = (6sqrt52)/52$

$csc = sqrt(52)/6$

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