1.   is an acute angle of a right triangle. If sin find cos and
tan .
    A. cos and
tan
B. cos and
tan
    C. cos and
tan
D. cos and
tan
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  2.   Find one positive angle and one negative angle that are coterminal with 310°.
    A. -50°, 670° B. -120°, 400°
    C. 100°, -670° D. 50°, -670°
    Hint

  3.   Find the exact value of sin 405°.
    A. B.
    C. D. - 1
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  4.   Find the remaining measures of ABC. Round measures of the sides to the nearest tenth.
   
    A. B = 51.5°, C = 13.5°, c = 4.7
    B. B = 51.0°, C = 14°, c = 4.7
    C. B = 51.0°, C = 14°, c = 4.6
    D. B = 51.5°, C = 13.5°, c = 4.6
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  5.   Find the measure of B and C. Round the measure of angles to the nearest tenth.
   
    A. B = 58.1°, C = 40° B. B = 58.1°, C = 81.9°
    C. B = 81.9°, C = 58.1° D. B = 40°, C = 81.9°
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  6.   Determine the period of the function shown below.
   
    A. B. 1
    C. -1 D.
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  7.   Determine the exact value of cos .
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  8.   Solve.
   
    A. A = 5°, B = 85°
    B. A = 16°, B = 74°
    C. A = 17°, B = 73°
    D. A = 16°, B = 164°
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  9.   How would the angle 130° be constructed?
    A. Draw the terminal side of the angle 50° counter-clockwise past the positive x-axis. B. Draw the terminal side of the angle 40° counter-clockwise past the negative y-axis.
    C. Draw the terminal side of the angle 50° counter-clockwise past the negative x-axis. D. Draw the terminal side of the angle 40° counter-clockwise past the positive y-axis.
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  10.   What is the reference angle of ?
    A. B.
    C. D.
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  11.   InA = 65°, a =10, and b = 13. Find B.
    A. B = 19.0° B. no solution
    C. B = 71.0° D. B = 44.2°
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  12.   Suppose C = 44°, a = 6 and b = 9. Find A if a is opposite A.
    A. 85.7° B. 94.3°
    C. 6.27 D. 41.7°
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  13.   Solve
    A. 45° B. 225°
    C. 135° D. 315°
    Hint

  14.   Which of the following is not necessarily true concerning the Arcsin function?
    A. Sin x = y if and only if Sin-1 x = y
    B. Its domain is the set of real numbers from –1 to 1.
    C. [Sin-1 Sin](x) = [Sin Sin-1](x) = x
    D. Its range is the set of angle measures from
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