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Explanation:
The sine of an angle in standard position is the y-coordinate of the intersection of its terminal ray with the unit circle. When the angle is in the range 180° < θ < 360°, that point of intersection is in quadrant III or IV, where y-coordinates are negative.
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<em>Alternative explanation</em>:
That is where the sine curve is below the x-axis.
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Yeah its a linear
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