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Sin 0 = cos 0 when 0=_____ degrees.
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Sin 0 = cos 0 when 0=_____
degrees.

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0

Explanation

Because sin 0 = cos 0 when 0 = 0 degrees because it wouldn't change it would stay the same so it's just 0 cause it's to the 0 power.

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