for some integer n 
![\Theta =n\times 360[/texSo [tex]cos\Theta =cos(n\times 360)=cos360^{\circ}=0](/tpl/images/0339/0380/b04a6.png)
(as after 360° angle will repeat )
State a generalization of these results:
if theta = n ∙ 360, for some integer n, then cos(the...
Mathematics, 21.10.2019 20:00 darlenepitre
State a generalization of these results:
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