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Raed: tangents closer to the y-axis are all 1/2, rad3/2

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Raed: tangents closer to the y-axis are all 1/2, rad3/2

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Kim B

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radians in 6ths, cos are always radical 3 over 2

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radians in 6ths, cos are always radical 3 over 2

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Kim B

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the radians close to the x or y -axis are going by 6 so pi/6 and 4pi/3 (is 8pi/6 just simplified) while the radian in the middle is going by 4

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Raed: tangents closer to the x-axis are all rad3/2, 1/2

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Raed: tangents closer to the x-axis are all rad3/2, 1/2

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Radians with a denominator of 4 is radical 2 over 2, both sine and cosine

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Kim B

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goes by 90 degrees when it touches the end of the line graph so it starts by 90 degrees then goes to 180 degrees then 270 degrees then 360 degrees which are added all by 90 when they touch the line graph

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Raed: tangents in the middle are all rad2/2, 

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Raed: tangents in the middle are all rad2/2, 

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radians in 3rds , sin are always radical 3 over 2

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radians in 3rds , sin are always radical 3 over 2

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Kim B

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Raed: radians closer to the y-axis has 3 in the denominator, radians closer to the x-axis has 6, radians in the middle, has 4 as the denominator

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Raed: radians closer to the y-axis has 3 in the denominator, radians closer to the x-axis has 6, radians in the middle, has 4 as the denominator

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In the degrees it goes by adding 15 for the middle numbers value degrees then for the degrees closer to the x-axis and y-axis is adding by 30 degrees.
i.e 0 degrees
+30
30 degrees
+15
45 degrees
+15
60 degrees
+30
90 degrees

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cos values go down by halves counterclockwise 

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cos values go down by halves counterclockwise 

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Kim B

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If tangent is on the y axis, it is undefined and if it is on the x axis, it is 0

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sin values go up in halves counterclockwise 

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sin values go up in halves counterclockwise 

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Kim B