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Darwin Lee
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25 October, 09:08
What is the y-value of sin (x) when x = - 90°?
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Tommy Hernandez
25 October, 09:24
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-90 degrees = 270 degrees
You can use the unit circle to find this value, if you wish.
sin (-90) = - 1
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