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Can someone help w/ these 2 math problems
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Do you know the unit circle
Kind of
Okay, well, I'll tell you In a unit circle, where the radius is 1 The x coordinate is cosine, and the y is sine
That answers the first question
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Yes?
Ohh ty, so its always going to be cos, sin?
No, this is only in a unit circle, because the radius is 1
For the second question, just interpret it as (-x,y) What coordinate would this be
*quadrant
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quarant 2?
yep, it would be in quadrant 2
Ohhh okay tyy
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