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how do you express sin(270+theta) as a function of Theta? I kinda got confused graphing it
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sin(A+B) = sinAcosB + cosAsinB
I know what I meant was Graphing it
-cos(theta) right? or is it cos(theta)
where?
Unit circle?
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I mean what do you mean by your question -cos(theta) ??
was the right answer -cos(theta)
But this is how you graph it. :)
No wonder I got confuse thanks!
i think you should draw sin(theta), 270 degree , toward the +x axis
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