Inactive Tutor answered 09/24/20
Mary, this is how to tackle this: (layout is very important)
sin(7π/6) = sin(π/6 + π) . . . . which shows that our angle, 7π/6, is in Q3 => sin is -ve
= -sin(π/6)
= -1/2
Mary C.
asked 09/18/20if 0 smaller and equal θ smaller and equal 2 pi, find sin(7pi/6)
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Inactive Tutor answered 09/24/20
Mary, this is how to tackle this: (layout is very important)
sin(7π/6) = sin(π/6 + π) . . . . which shows that our angle, 7π/6, is in Q3 => sin is -ve
= -sin(π/6)
= -1/2
7pi/6 is counterclockwise rotation of pi(6pi/6) + pi/6
so you are in quadrant 3 with reference angle pi/6
sin is negative in quadrant 3 so this is -1/2
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