sin(21pi/4)????
what r u asking
simplify, not the exact value though
okay what does pi stand for
hello???
the answer is either sin(5pi/4), sin(3pi/4), sin(7pi/4) or sin(pi/4)
5 1/4
pi stands for 180 degrees
idk thats what i got let me do it again and if this is a test then do the other questions while i work it out
ok
i think its 3pi/4
hello??
i got sin(5pi/4)
there are multiple answers. The first thing you want to do is to kind the angle in the same place as 21π/4 on the unit circle by subtract 2π until you get it. That looks like how @Tamara7301 got 5π/4. 5π/4 is in the third quadrant on your unit circle. sin Θ is also negative in the 4th quadrant. The fourth quadrant angle is (2π - π/4) = 7π/4
no thats not what i got
idk
idk i hope i helped if not i am really sorry but i have to go
thanks for trying
welcx
what quadrant am i trying to get it in?
no clue (
sorry
@peachpi?
how many more min till the test ends
theres not a time limit
If all your question is asking is to find an equal value to sin(21π/4), they're both valid. The question would have to give you some other info to restrict the quadrant otherwise
huh??????????????
it doesnt give me any more info. which answer do you think would most likely be correct?
go with 5π/4, it's at least in the same quadrant
i also have the same question for cos and tan
cos(21pi/4) and tan21pi/4)
It would be 5π/4 for all of those. It looks like they're trying to get to to realize that 21π/4 and 5π/4 are exactly the same angle. 21π/4 just went around the circle two more times. \[\frac{ 5\pi }{ 4 }+2\pi+2\pi=\frac{ 21\pi }{ 4 }\]
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