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+solved @user to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the user who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.no( u are multiplying a constant with the value of sin 100 where 100 is the angle
if it were to be sin 1/2x 100degree it would be sin 50
Thanks and one more doubt
Is cos(-12°) = -cos 12°
As you said we can't multiply a constant so this is also incorrect (Just asking for clarity)
yes this is wrong too as it is -12 degree then it will lie in the 4th quadrant and actually be 360-12 = 348 degree
therefore cos348 degree
whenever u see an angle in -ve, it is measured clockwise . for it to be +ve u need to measure it ACW
come in dms it takes a cooldown here
Bro how?
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