d = degree of a circle between 0 and 360
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360
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convert d to radians because sin and cos only accept radians
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equals
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TIP:
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AT 45 DEGREES:
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they meet
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At 225 DEGREES:
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they meet
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equals
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equals
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if you turn on the circle below this text (40) you will see the exactly where they meet
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Degrees
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the green is where sin and cos meet
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