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Let theta be an angle in the first quadrant, and suppose sin theta equals a.

Evaluate sin(180 degrees + theta) in terms of a

sin(180 degrees + theta) =
10 years ago

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Steve
for any x, sin(x+180) = -sin(x)
check the sum formula for sines
10 years ago

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