Why sin(-theta) sin(theta) and cos(-theta)=cos(theta) @bprpmathbasics
Why sin(-theta) sin(theta) and cos(-theta)=cos(theta) @bprpmathbasics
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We will prove the identities for sin(-x) and cos(-x) via the unit circle.
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Why sin(-theta)=-sin(theta) and cos(-theta)=cos(theta)

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