SOLUTION: a) find sin (0)
b) find sin(π/2)
c) find sin (3π/2)
d) find sin(2π)
e) find cos (0)
f) find cos (π/2)
g) find cos (π)
h) find cos (3π)
i) fin
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Question 891825: a) find sin (0)
b) find sin(π/2)
c) find sin (3π/2)
d) find sin(2π)
e) find cos (0)
f) find cos (π/2)
g) find cos (π)
h) find cos (3π)
i) find cos (2π)
k) Look carefully at the values found in a - j. Describe any patterns or relationships in the above values in relationship to the angles.
thank you
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Is there some reason you can't do that?.
All you need is a calculator.
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