# trig

using the unit circle evaluate cos and sin for 30

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1. You should be familiar with the ratio of sides of a 30,60,90º triangle.

use them to fill in the coordinates of all your critical values of P(cosα,sinα) on the unit circle

here sin30º = 1/2
cos30º = √3/2

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