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TrigonometrySuperchallengeThe Unit Circle and Circular Functions

The Unit Circle and Circular Functions · Superchallenge problem

Let A=(1,0)A = (1, 0), B=(0,1)B = (0, 1), C=(−1,0)C = (-1, 0), D=(0,−1)D = (0, -1). As PP moves around the unit circle, what is the largest possible value of the product PA⋅PB⋅PC⋅PDPA\cdot PB\cdot PC\cdot PD?

Let A = (1, 0), B = (0, 1), C = (-1, 0), D = (0, -1). As P… — The Unit Circle and Circular Functions · Superchallenge problem | MathCastle