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I am a little bit confused when it comes to thos problem relatiing to trigonometry:unit circle: sin, cos, tan
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Why would you need to include -\[-(\sqrt{2}/2)\] why cant you stop at -(1/sqrt 2)
you can't leave the denominator with root , you have to rationalize it, it's a mathematical rule
If you don't mind, how do you do that.
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