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What is sin(2π − θ) equal to?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: −sin θ

The governing concept is the sine reflection identity. Use sin(2π − θ) = sin 2π cos θ − cos 2π sin θ, which follows from the sine difference formula. Since sin 2π = 0 and cos 2π = 1, the expression becomes 0·cos θ − 1·sin θ = −sin θ. Therefore option A is correct. On the unit circle, the angle 2π − θ lies in the fourth quadrant when θ is in the first quadrant; its y-coordinate is the negative of the y-coordinate at θ. Option B has the wrong sign, while C and D incorrectly replace sine by cosine.

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Trigonometric-FunctionsAngle-TransformationSineTrigonometric Functions And Their PropertiesTrigonometric FunctionsMathematicsClass 12 Mcq

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