SOLUTION: If point {{{ a }}} is located at (3, -3), then what's the sin for that point? A.) √2/2 B.) - 2√/2 C.) √3/3 D.) - √3/3

SOLUTION: If point {{{ a }}} is located at (3, -3), then what's the sin for that point? A.) √2/2 B.) - 2√/2 C.) √3/3 D.) - √3/3

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Question 1059798: If point is located at (3, -3), then what's the sin for that point?
A.) √2/2
B.) - 2√/2
C.) √3/3
D.) - √3/3
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
There is no sine of a point.
sine implies an angle.
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