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PLEASE HELP ME IM DESPERATE the point (1, −1) is on the terminal side of angle θ, in standard position, what are the values of sine, cosine, and tangent of θ make sure to show all work
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and remember sin and tan are negative at the 4th quadrant
i still do not understand :(
okay, so that is right angle triangle, so sine = height/hypotenuse = -1/sqrt(2)
basically angle = -45degree, so sin(-45), cos(-45) and tan(-45) is the ans. Believe you know thw values
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what equations do you use for cosine and tangent
cosine = base/hypotenuse, tan = height/base
which side is the base
the x axis?
look, in trigonometry the opposite side of the concerned angle is height, and adjacent line is base
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