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What I find especially ironic is that while I completely understood that I could get the x and y values using rcos(t) and rsin(t) and used it a lot when I worke
by aplusbi 16y ago
What I find especially ironic is that while I completely understood that I could get the x and y values using rcos(t) and rsin(t) and used it a lot when I worked for a video game company, it's only more recently that the idea "clicked". I always thought about sin and cos in relation to triangles and not circles.