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How does knowing the coordinates of a point P in the Cartesian plane help you determine the trigonometric ratios associated with the angle formed between the initial and terminal arm for the angle? Use an example to help you explain.

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The cosine and the sine of the angle are the x and y coordinates of P, respectively

The relationship between the coordinates and trigonometry ratios

Assume that the coordinate of a point P is:

P = (x,y)

The trigonometry ratios are represented using:

(cos(t), sin(t))= (x,y)

Where t represents the angle formed between the initial and terminal arm.

Hence, the cosine and the sine of the angle are the x and y coordinates of P, respectively

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