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Consider the angle shown below that has a radian measure of $\theta$ (where $\theta > 0$). A circle is centered at the angle's vertex, and the terminal point is shown. Suppose $\cos(\theta) = -0.936$ and $\sin(\theta) = -0.351$. a. What is the measure of the terminal point's vertical distance above the center of the circle in units of the radius of the circle? b. What is the measure of the terminal point's horizontal distance to the right of the center of the circle in units of the radius of the circle?

          Consider the angle shown below that has a radian measure of $\theta$ (where $\theta > 0$). A circle is centered at the angle's vertex, and the terminal point is shown. Suppose $\cos(\theta) = -0.936$ and $\sin(\theta) = -0.351$.
a. What is the measure of the terminal point's vertical distance above the center of the circle in units of the radius of the circle?
b. What is the measure of the terminal point's horizontal distance to the right of the center of the circle in units of the radius of the circle?

Consider the angle shown below that has a radian measure of θ (where θ > 0). A circle is centered at the angle's vertex, and the terminal point is shown. Suppose cos(θ) = -0.936 and sin(θ) = -0.351.
a. What is the measure of the terminal point's vertical distance above the center of the circle in units of the radius of the circle?
b. What is the measure of the terminal point's horizontal distance to the right of the center of the circle in units of the radius of the circle?

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