Find the exact value of cos135degrees. Tell the quadrant
Have you ever used a unit circle before?
Yes
Ok, awesome. Pull one up. What is the coordinate at 135 degrees?
3pi/4
That's the converted pi value. We need the actual coordinates
Do you know where the coordinates are?
I dont have that on my chart yet
Okay. That's probably why you're having issues with this. Take a look at this and fill in your chart http://etc.usf.edu/clipart/43200/43215/unit-circle7_43215_lg.gif
So essentially, the coordinates are (cos, sin). So if at pi/3 degrees, the coordinates are (1/2, sqrt3/2), then cos=1/2 and sin=sqrt3/2. Does that make sense?
I think I get it
So at the coordinate of 135, what is the value of cos?
sqroot2/2?
Careful, remember the coordinates are (cos, sin)
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