Em is that the cot and tan graph meet at where pi/4? or 45 degree?

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anonymous · Answer

yeah

easy way to do this is to switch it into cot = cos/sin
tan = sin/cos

anonymous · Answer

so yeah pi/4

anonymous · Answer

here is a really easy trick to memorize the cos & sin simple angles http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-hrT1Ys390

anonymous · Answer

in combination with http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao4EJzNWmK8 reaaaaally easy to get them all down

anonymous · Answer

can't find the one i was looking for for the second one but that one will suffice

patrickjmt is a beast

anonymous · Answer

oh patrick, i love his vids too

anonymous · Answer

yeah definitely :)

check out the first video for sure though
it's extremely helpful when you are learning

you still have to memorize the first quadrant but you really need to have them down anyway, along with pi/2, pi, 3pi/2 and 2pi

anonymous · Answer

the rest of the radians/degrees you can figure out the exact value using the above method

anonymous · Answer

anyway good luck to you :0