How can we see the geometric equivalence between cos(theta + pi/2) and -sin(theta) (and by extension sin(theta + pi/2) and cos(theta))?
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How can we represent rotation in the clock-wise direction? Is there an advantage in rotating clock-wise or counter-clock wise to arrive at the same position?
How can we see the geometric equivalence between cos(theta + pi/2) and -sin(theta) (and by extension sin(theta + pi/2) and cos(theta))?
How can we represent rotation in the clock-wise direction? Is there an advantage in rotating clock-wise or counter-clock wise to arrive at the same position?