The terminal side of ? in standard position contains the given point. Find the values of the six trigonometric functions of ?.(-5, 12)
A. sin ? = - 
cos ? = 
tan ? = - 
csc ? = - 
sec ? = 
cot ? = - 
B. sin ? = 
cos ? = - 
tan ? = - 
csc ? = 
sec ? = - 
cot ? = - 
C. sin ? = 
cos ? = - 
tan ? = - 
csc ? = 
sec ? = - 
cot ? = - 
D. sin ? = 
cos ? = - 
tan ? = - 
csc ? = 
sec ? = - 
cot ? = - 
Answer: C
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