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Find the point on the terminal side of θ =-3pi/4 that has an x coordinate of -1
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can you draw a picture of what this is asking?
what quadrant is \(\theta \) in?
No, im supposed to use the unit cirle and stuff... really it would help me to know if -3pi/4 is the same as a positive 3pi/4. Because 3pi/4 is 135, but im not sure if a -3pi/4 would be 225?
yes, it's basically the same but a negative angle is just rotating clockwise. so instead of rotating 3/4 pi counter-clockwise, a negative angle would rotate 3/4pi clockwise....
so it would be 225?
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well 225 would be a coterminal angle and u can use that to answer this question...
ie, 225 degrees is in the same quadrant as \(\large -\frac {3\pi}{4} \)
Okay, I think that helps me! Thanks (:
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