What is the best way to UNDERSTAND the unit circle and not MEMORIZE it???
The Unit Circle
Austin Martinez
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Andrew Gray
Well first off, its a circle, and secondly, it has units.
Understand?
Jeremiah Myers
What exactly makes the unit circle so hard for Veeky Forums to grok?
Luis Clark
memorize the cardinal directions
pi/4 are all the same magnitude, in that case just think of which quadrant
for pi/6 and pi/3: the angle with the smaller number on the bottom is the larger angle. if you think about what that looks like and also think about the relative sizes of sqrt(3)/2 and sqrt(1)/1, you can figure out all the sines and cosines from there, and that gives you the rest of them
thats how i do it even now
Dylan White
The same values repeat over and over, and they're determined by their location away from the origin.
I.e. Quadrant 1 x values are from biggest (farthest distance away from origin) to smallest (least distance)
Ethan Howard
Now get off my board, brainlet
Dylan Nguyen
just write it down enough times that it becomes automatic, every time you need to look at it you then just write it down
Logan Lewis
all the values are the same distance from the origin you absolute fucking brainlet
Christopher Torres
I'm referring to the values of the x and y (the repeating ones) coordinates, you philistine
Julian Clark
(Here's another hint, pleb. The numbers with "pi" in them are angles, not "values.")