I think the answer is letter c
Mathematics and science go hand in hand. The branches of science which include: Physics, astronomy, chemistry, biology, etc. In all these fields you will find that you will have to use the mathematical principles and formulae to solve the numerical problems. So, science needs maths but maths does not need science.
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
