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What is the y-value of cos(x) when x = 90°?
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are you looking for \[\cos(90^\circ)\]?
is that the answer?
lol no dear, i think that is what you are trying to find, the cosine of ninety degrees
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ok
i dont understand cosine at all
i dont
so 1 is the answer?
now you do
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look at the unit circle on the last page of the cheat sheet find the angle \(90^\circ\) and look at the coordinates of that point you will see \((0,1)\) the first coordinate is cosine, the second is sine
so \[\cos(90)=0,\sin(90)=1\]
ah i see
i made a mistake earlier and said \(\cos(90)=1\) what was wrong it is \(\cos(90)=0\)
its looking for the y value, so the answer is still 1?
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