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I don't understand what the answer for sin50(degrees) > sin40(degrees) it's a true or false answer
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Do you understand that the sine value is the y-coordinate of the angle's point of intersection with the unit circle?
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OK, so think about those 2 angles.... 40* vs 50*.... and where they lie, relative to one another, on the unit circle. Which point of intersection will have a larger y-coordinate?
well 50 would have a larger y value
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As you move "up" through quadrant 1 on the unit circle, y coordinates will get larger, and x coordinates (cosines) will get smaller.
ohhh I get it thank you!:)
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