Raymond B. answered 02/11/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
None really.
Although there's some relations
sin25 = -sin205
sin(-50) = -sin130
sin130 = sin(2)(65)
Bob A.
asked 02/10/2125°-----
130°----
−50°-------
205°-------
65°------
230*, 115*, 50*, 155, -130*, -25, -65*
Raymond B. answered 02/11/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
None really.
Although there's some relations
sin25 = -sin205
sin(-50) = -sin130
sin130 = sin(2)(65)
Sketch yourself a unit circle. Remember that the sine refers to the y-coordinate of the point on the circle that has the given angle.
For example, looking at the 25° angle, an angle with the same y-coordinate would be a reflection over the y-axis, meaning it is 180° – 25° or 155°.
Looking at the 130° angle, find it on your unit circle. Reflect across the y-axis to get an angle of 50°. Those two angles have the same sine.
Keep in mind that angles from 0° to 180° will have sines will be 0 or else positive. Angles that are greater than 180 and less than 360° will have negative sines.
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