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find an exact value for sin (3pi/8)
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Bosnian
Remark :
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pi / 8 = 22.5° = 22° 30'
3 pi / 8 = 4 pi / 8 - pi / 8 = pi / 2 - pi / 8
3 pi / 8 = 90° - 22° 30' = 67° 30'
pi / 4 = 45°
sin ( pi / 4 ) = sqroot ( 2 ) / 2
cos ( pi / 4 ) = sqroot ( 2 ) / 2
pi / 2 = 90°
sin ( pi / 2 ) = 1
cos ( pi / 2 )= 0
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3 pi / 8 = pi / 2 - pi / 8
sin ( A - B ) = sin ( A ) cos ( B ) - cos ( A ) sin ( B )
sin ( 3 pi / 8 ) =
sin ( pi / 2 - pi / 8 ) =
sin ( pi / 2 ) cos ( pi / 8 ) - cos ( pi / 2 ) sin ( pi / 8 ) =
1 * cos ( pi / 8 ) - 0 * sin ( pi / 8 ) =
cos ( pi / 8 )
So :
sin ( 3 pi / 8 ) = cos ( pi / 8 )
pi / 8 = ( pi / 4 ) / 2
cos ( A / 2 ) = + OR - sqroot [ ( 1 + cos A ) / 2 ]
cos ( pi / 8 ) = cos ( pi / 4 ) / 2 = + OR - sqroot [ ( 1 + cos ( pi / 4 ) ) / 2 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( 1 + sqroot ( 2 ) / 2 ) / 2 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( 2 / 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) / 2 ) / 2 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( ( 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ) / 2 ) / 2 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ) / ( 2 * 2 ) ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ) / 4 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / sqroot ( 4 ) =
+ OR - sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / 2
3pi / 8 is in quadrant I
In quadrant I cosine in positive so :
cos ( pi / 8 ) = + sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / 2 = sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / 2
We alredy know :
sin ( 3 pi / 8 ) = cos ( pi / 8 ) so :
sin ( 3 pi / 8 ) = sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / 2
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pi / 8 = 22.5° = 22° 30'
3 pi / 8 = 4 pi / 8 - pi / 8 = pi / 2 - pi / 8
3 pi / 8 = 90° - 22° 30' = 67° 30'
pi / 4 = 45°
sin ( pi / 4 ) = sqroot ( 2 ) / 2
cos ( pi / 4 ) = sqroot ( 2 ) / 2
pi / 2 = 90°
sin ( pi / 2 ) = 1
cos ( pi / 2 )= 0
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3 pi / 8 = pi / 2 - pi / 8
sin ( A - B ) = sin ( A ) cos ( B ) - cos ( A ) sin ( B )
sin ( 3 pi / 8 ) =
sin ( pi / 2 - pi / 8 ) =
sin ( pi / 2 ) cos ( pi / 8 ) - cos ( pi / 2 ) sin ( pi / 8 ) =
1 * cos ( pi / 8 ) - 0 * sin ( pi / 8 ) =
cos ( pi / 8 )
So :
sin ( 3 pi / 8 ) = cos ( pi / 8 )
pi / 8 = ( pi / 4 ) / 2
cos ( A / 2 ) = + OR - sqroot [ ( 1 + cos A ) / 2 ]
cos ( pi / 8 ) = cos ( pi / 4 ) / 2 = + OR - sqroot [ ( 1 + cos ( pi / 4 ) ) / 2 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( 1 + sqroot ( 2 ) / 2 ) / 2 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( 2 / 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) / 2 ) / 2 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( ( 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ) / 2 ) / 2 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ) / ( 2 * 2 ) ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ ( 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ) / 4 ] =
+ OR - sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / sqroot ( 4 ) =
+ OR - sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / 2
3pi / 8 is in quadrant I
In quadrant I cosine in positive so :
cos ( pi / 8 ) = + sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / 2 = sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / 2
We alredy know :
sin ( 3 pi / 8 ) = cos ( pi / 8 ) so :
sin ( 3 pi / 8 ) = sqroot [ 2 + sqroot ( 2 ) ] / 2
Answered by
Bosnian
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