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How to get the values for g(x)= -1/5 cos x using the unit circle?
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I would love to get some instructions dude. What am I doing? Substitution? Inverse?
Or dervivatives or what am I doing?
\(\large\rm g(x)=-\frac{1}{5}\cos x\) You need to first specify which x values you're trying to evaluate g(x) at.
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Oh ok thanks
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Yea @zepdrix has a point there cause with out the particular X-value you won't be able to substitue anything i am not making sense aren't I?
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