Q. Which of the following is equivalent to sin6π ?sin611πsin(−6π)sin67πsin(−611π)
Properties of Sine Function: Understand the properties of the sine function. The sine function has a period of 2π, which means sin(θ)=sin(θ+2πk) for any integer k. Also, sin(θ)=sin(π−θ) and sin(θ)=−sin(−θ).
Evaluate sin(6π): Evaluate sin(6π). We know that sin(6π) is equal to 21 because 6π is 30 degrees, and the sine of 30 degrees is 21.
Compare sin(6π) with sin(611π): Compare sin(6π) with sin(611π). Using the periodic property, sin(611π) is the same as sin(611π−2π) because subtracting 2π is equivalent to completing one full circle on the unit circle. So, sin(611π) = sin(611π−2π) = sin(−6π). Since sin(611π)0, sin(−6π) = sin(611π)2. Therefore, sin(611π) is not equivalent to sin(6π).
Compare sin(6π) with sin(−6π): Compare sin(6π) with sin(−6π). Using the property sin(θ)=−sin(−θ), we have sin(−6π)=−sin(6π). Therefore, sin(−6π) is not equivalent to sin(6π).
Compare sin(6π) with sin(67π): Compare sin(6π) with sin(67π). Using the periodic property, sin(67π) is the same as sin(67π−2π)=sin(−65π). Since sin(θ)=−sin(−θ), sin(−65π)=−sin(65π). And since sin(θ)=sin(π−θ), sin(65π)=sin(π−65π)=sin(6π). Therefore, sin(67π) is not equivalent to sin(6π) because of the negative sign.
Compare sin(6π) with sin(−611π): Compare sin(6π) with sin(−611π). Using the periodic property, sin(−611π) is the same as sin(−611π+2π)=sin(6π). Therefore, sin(−611π) is equivalent to sin(6π).
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