Use the unit circle below to determine the sine of 135°. (0, 1) 90 120 60 45 27 3 30 ) (-1, 0) 180 (1, 0) 0, 27 117 210 ST 330 225 3. 315 2 270 (0, -1)
Use the unit circle below to determine the sine of 135°. (0, 1) 90 120 60 45 27 3 30 ) (-1, 0) 180 (1, 0) 0, 27 117 210 ST 330 225 3. 315 2 270 (0, -1)
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Transcribed Image Text:Use the unit circle below to determine the sine of 135°.
(0, 1)
90
120
60
45
30 )
(-1, 0)
180
|(1, 0)
0,27
11я
6
210
330
225
315
240
2
270
(0, -1)
O v2
2
O 2v2
2
2
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