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In this question, a point on the terminal side of an angle theta is given to us, let's call that point as p, which is 3 comma minus 3.
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And we are supposed to find the 6 trigonometric function for this angle theta.
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So let's plot this point on the coordinate axis plane.
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We have x -axis and y -axis.
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The point p is in the fourth quadrant.
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So if we join the origin with p, this is the angle theta.
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And the distance op is r.
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So from the given coordinates, we can see that the value of x is 3 and the value of y is minus 3.
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So the value of r is given by under root of x square plus y square.
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So if we substitute the values, we get r is equal to under root of 3 square plus minus 3 square.
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So r is equal to under root of 80, which implies the value of r.
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Is 3 root 2.
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Now we can write the trigonometric functions...
