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whats the difference in cos and -cos like in this : cos(-35°) = -cos35°
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what do you know about `sin` and `cos` functions ?
i know enough about it.... its just im not sure where the -cos angle is on the graph
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familiar with unit circle ?
no
thats okay, do you know how to locate a point, like, (2, 3) on coordinate grid ?
yes
good, basically `cos` is the `x` coordinate of a point on unit circle.
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for example, below length in blue color represents the value of `cos(35)` : |dw:1446125252674:dw|
Notice that the same length also represents the value of `cos(-35)` : |dw:1446125468195:dw|
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