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Find the exact value of each quadrantal angle. If any are not defined, write undefined. sin(1530)\sin \left( - 1530 ^ { \circ } \right)

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Find the coterminal angle in the range of 0 to 360 by adding integer multiples of 360.

1530°+(5)360°=270°-1530\text{\textdegree} + (5) 360\text{\textdegree} = 270\text{\textdegree}

Then we can find

sin(1530°)=sin270°=1\begin{align*} \sin (-1530\text{\textdegree}) &= \sin 270\text{\textdegree} = -1 \end{align*}

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