The next standard is functions. All questions in this standard are applicable ONLY to the ACT, not the Plan or Explore tests. There are generally not a lot of trigonometric questions on the ACT, but here is where most of them will be found.
There is only 1 example for this standard. It is, predictably, a trigonometric example.
I know the temptation is to get a numeric answer, but let me remind you that ACT questions are supposed to be written in a way that they can be solved WITHOUT a calculator (and I don't know the sin,cos or tan of 70 degrees off the top of my head).
For my students, let's first review the Unit Circle and a Real life Trigonometric Function. Do a web-search for data relating to another real life trigonometric function and copy data which could be graphed to be trigonometric, please send it to me.
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