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![Trigonometry: The basic MATLAB trigonometric functions are sin, cos,
tan, cot, sec, and csc. The inverses, e.g., arcsin, arctan, etc., are cal-
culated with asin, atan, etc. The same is true for hyperbolic functions.
The inverse function at an2 takes two arguments, y and z, and gives the four-
quadrant inverse tangent. The argument of these functions must be in radians.
Calculate the following quantities:
sin, cos , and tan 5.
sin²+ cos²
(Typing sin^2(x) for sin²r will produce an error).
y = cosh² x - sinh²z, with z = 32.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/79cc91f3-0afc-466b-bf54-cd2b769e2e35/efe4449a-12cf-456b-9bcf-6db22959daa7/3r1quag_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:Trigonometry: The basic MATLAB trigonometric functions are sin, cos,
tan, cot, sec, and csc. The inverses, e.g., arcsin, arctan, etc., are cal-
culated with asin, atan, etc. The same is true for hyperbolic functions.
The inverse function at an2 takes two arguments, y and z, and gives the four-
quadrant inverse tangent. The argument of these functions must be in radians.
Calculate the following quantities:
sin, cos , and tan 5.
sin²+ cos²
(Typing sin^2(x) for sin²r will produce an error).
y = cosh² x - sinh²z, with z = 32.
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