Question

Trigonometry problem​

Answer 1

Answer: -3π/2

Step-by-step explanation:

The unit circle is tricky, but here are some things to know:

• When measuring angles, you usually move in the counter-clockwise direction. If you are moving clockwise (like shown in your picture), the angle will be negative.
• The unit circle is typically measured in radians, not degrees

              - To convert from radians to degrees, multiply by 180/π

              - To convert from degrees to radians, multiply by π/180

• The whole unit circle measures 2π (360 degrees). This means that the positive x-axis can be referred to as 0 or 2π, the positive y-axis is referred to as π/2, the negative x-axis is referred to as π, and the negative y-axis is referred to as 3π/2.

              -If the angle is negative, switch the signs of the axis above.

The information above is all you need to answer the above question, but if you want/need anything else on the unit circle, just let me know.