
Kyle P. answered 11/09/20
An Enthusiastic Tutor with Experience
I am assuming that you mean what is sin(t) and cos (t)
If that's the case, then we know 2pi radians is a full circle or 360°. We can use this information to determine where our point on the circle falls.
(3pi/2 rad) * (360°/2pi rad) = 270°
This falls on the y-axis between the third and fourth quadrant so we know:
sin(3pi/2) = -1
cos(3pi/2) = 0