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Use the trigonometric subtraction formula for sine to verify this identity:
sin((π / 2) – x) = cos x
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Newton
First start by converting the angle in radians to degrees, hence will have
Sin(90-x)=cos x
=sin90cosx-cos90sinx, sin 90=1 and cos 90=0
=1(cos x)- 0(sin x)
=cos x (proved)
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Steve
Newton's math is correct, but there is certainly no reason to convert to degrees.
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