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Chapter Closure

Exercise 143 Page 483

Use the unit circle to identify the cosine value and sine value when the angle of rotation is 0^(∘).

See solution.

Let's draw the graphs of y=sin x and y= cos x without labeling them.

To determine which one is which, we can use the unit circle. In the unit circle, the value of sine is given by the y-axis and the value of cosine is given by the x-axis. Let's identify the cosine and sine value when the angle of rotation is 0^(∘).

When the angle of rotation is 0^(∘), the graph of y=cos x should have a value of 1 and the graph of y=sin x should have a value of 0. With this information, we can identify which curve shows which function.