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snowflake0531:

@AZ

AZ:

so it's not too difficult to try to prove it

AZ:

let's just use the angles 270 and 180

AZ:

3pi/2 and pi, respectively you should know that in your unit circle they write the values as (cos, sin)

snowflake0531:

Ye

snowflake0531:

Well, the coordinates yes

AZ:

\(\sin(\theta) = cos (\dfrac{\pi}{2} - \theta )\)

AZ:

so use \(\theta = \dfrac{3\pi}{2}\)

snowflake0531:

So I can just use examples of radian measures to do this?

AZ:

yes

snowflake0531:

kk thanks

AZ:

no problem

snowflake0531:

wait but it says `all` angles

snowflake0531:

if i give examples, won't that just be for specific ones?

AZ:

no, now you're proving that it's not true only for angles between 0 and 90 but really all angles you could even use more angles to prove it

snowflake0531:

mhm

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