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Find the value of cos(-90).

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We know,


\cos (-\theta)=\cos \theta

Therefore,


\cos (-90^(\circ))=\cos 90^(\circ)

We also know,


\cos 90^(\circ)=0

Hence,


\begin{gathered} \cos (-90^(\circ))=\cos 90^(\circ)=0 \\ \cos (-90^(\circ))=0 \end{gathered}

So, the value of cos(-90) is zero.

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