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What is the y-value of cos(x) when x = -360°? Help?
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cos is x values remember...so at 306...180...0...-360 ...-180 the cos will = 1
What is the y value when x=0?
\[\cos(0^{\circ}) = 1\]HINT: It repeats every 360 degrees.
woops 360 the first number sorry
1/2?
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@johnweldon1993 cos(180) = 1 ???
Noticed that @DarthTony lol...-1 sorry
So at 0 degree cos = 1...at 360 cos = 1..at -360 cos will equal what? remember when its -...it just means it's travelling in the opposite direction....but it will come out the same in this example
It would come out as 1? ): Im so confused.
Yes it would come out to 1
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