#Something Something, related to Trig Ratios and the Unit Circle
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uhhh why do we have -sin^2theta
Maybe it is just something my teacher hasn't taught me yet
we didn't really go into depth with reciprocal trig ratios
Like this is all we got for learning material
Apologies for the confusion
The -sin²θ comes from algebraically manipulating the equation cos/sin = -1
And then using the Pythagorean identity cos²θ+sin²θ=1, with plugging the value of cosine in
Or I'm sorry, it should be (-sinθ)²
Not (-sin²θ)
Then the rest follows
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