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yr 11 revision - questions (2 Viewers)

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-pari- said:
^ if the angle is >360, do you say for eg sin (360 + A) ?


~ and if it's something like sin^2(225)

.....do you take the square root of the whole thing including the angle? :confused:
if it is more than 360 think of it as the same angle as if you were adding the angle to zero.

That is to say.... sin(405) = sin (360 + 45) = sin45 = 1/rt2

and sin^2(225) = [sin(180+45)]^2
= [-sin(45)]^2 since that is a third quadrant angle
= (-1/rt2)^2
= 1/2

...hope that makes sense :wave:
 

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