Use the point (-6,-8) to give the six trigonometric functions

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You can't exactly get the trigonometric functions using a point unless it's a vector,

so tanx = -8/-6 = 4/3 and from it we can get the other functions

sinx = -4/5
cosx = -3/5
secx = -5/3
cscx = -5/4
cotx = 3/4

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