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i dont understand this. evaluate the trig functions using its period as an aid. sin5π what is this "period"
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i believe period is one revolution which in radians is \(2\pi\)
so \(5 \pi\) is 2 revolutions and a half
If you want to be explained in degrees. 360 + 360 + 180 720 + 180 720 degrees = 0 180 = pi degrees.
so \(\sin (5\pi) = \sin (\pi)\) make sense?
Just calculate: \(\sin\pi\) \(\cos \pi\) \(\tan \pi\)
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Or in degrees: \(\sin 180^{\circ}\) \(\cos 180^{\circ}\) \(\tan 180^{\circ}\)
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