Spelling error 'sine' to 'since'

Author: AristurtleDev

articles/tutorials/building_2d_games/12_collision_detection/index.md

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 Rectangles, often called *bounding boxes*, typically uses what is called *Axis-Aligned Bounding Box* (AABB) collision detection to determine if two rectangle shapes overlap.  Unlike circles, to perform AABB collision detection, the x- and y-axes of both rectangles must be aligned with the x- and y-axes of the screen.  This is just another way of saying that the rectangles cannot be rotated.
 
-| ![Figure 12-2: The rectangle on the left is axis-aligned since both the axes are aligned with the screen axes. The rectangle on the right is non axis-aligned sine it is rotated and the axes do not align with the screen axe.](./images/aabb-vs-non-aabb.svg) |
+| ![Figure 12-2: The rectangle on the left is axis-aligned since both the axes are aligned with the screen axes. The rectangle on the right is non axis-aligned since it is rotated and the axes do not align with the screen axe.](./images/aabb-vs-non-aabb.svg) |
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-|                **Figure 12-2: The rectangle on the left is axis-aligned since both the axes are aligned with the screen axes. The rectangle on the right is non axis-aligned sine it is rotated and the axes do not align with the screen axes**                |
+|                **Figure 12-2: The rectangle on the left is axis-aligned since both the axes are aligned with the screen axes. The rectangle on the right is non axis-aligned since it is rotated and the axes do not align with the screen axes**                |
 
 MonoGame provides the [**Rectangle**](xref:Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Rectangle) struct which represents a rectangle by its position (X,Y) and size (Width,Height). The following table shows some of the properties of the [**Rectangle**](xref:Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Rectangle) struct: