Use even and odd properties of the trigonometric functions to find the exact value of the expression. sin(-pi/6)
do you know the sin(pi/6) ? or sin(30 degrees) ?
sin(30) is 1/2
I think they want you to use the idea that sin(-x) = - sin(x) in this case, if you know sin(30 deg) you can find the sin(-30 deg)
in other words, sin(-30)= - sin(30)
-1/2
yes
but when i use the calculator i get 9.138395397x10^-3 for sin(pi/6)
that is because pi/6 is understood to be in radians either put your calculator in "radian mode" or leave your calculator in "degree mode" and change pi/6 radians to degrees you change from radians to degrees by multiplying by 180/pi
my calculator is in degree mode
yes. so you have to give it angles in degrees
ohh thnxs got confused but u made it clear thnxs
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