For the sin10pi how exactly do I calculate that without a ca
For the sin(10pi), how exactly do I calculate that without a calculator? Do I just use unit circle to find sin of pi and multiply that to whatever constant, in this case 10?
So if it was cos(10pi) would it be -10. Ultimately making this equation 1/2(pi + 1)? Just need clarification. Thanks
Plug in the value x T in (10T) 10 SimplifySolution
The value of sin and cos negate themselves after 180 degreesi.e. and remains same after 360 degreesi.e. 2 .
so if sin 00=0(zero) , then
sin 1800= 0(zero)
similarly sin 3600 =0(zero)
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for cos 00=1
so cos 1800=-1
cos 3600=1
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So after the value becomes negative and after 2 it becomes same.
