Name the x-values for which the sine function and the cosine function equal to zero simultaneously in the domain 0°< x < 360°
@amistre64 is the work for this one the same as the last question i asked?
not quite, but its a similar logic; we say that sin(x) and cos(x) are equal to each other for the same value of x in ONLY 2 places ....
which two places? and they both have to equal 0?
so, if sin(x) = 0 and cos(x) = 0 for some x; then the only way that would be possible is if sin(45) = 0 or sin(225)=0. does this work for us?
yes it works
@amistre64 it works, right?
@undeadknight26 can you help with this one? please?
what is the value of sin(45)?
0?
what values of sin(x) get us a zero? what values of cos(x) get us a zero? are those values the same values for both sin and cos?
well i guess sin(0) and cos(0) would get us 0
@amistre64
cos(0) is not equal to 0, you need to review your course material
sin(45) is not equal to 0 .... a review may be a good idea
@amistre64 yeah i don't really understand most of this stuff. what does sin(45) equal?
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