Posted by Shreya on Thursday, January 24, 2013 at 11:15pm.
Ask yourself, "Which quadrant does 300° fall in" ?
It is in quadrant IV
what does a typical point in quadrant IV look like?
it must be of the type (+ , - )
the only points with that combination is D (1/2,-√3) or C(1/2 , -√3/2)
check:
remember tanØ = y/x
tan 300° = -1.732.. = -√3
for D) : -√3 / (1/2) ≠ -√3
for C) : (-√3/2) / (1/2) - -√3
so it is point C
Oh that makes sense, thank you :)
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