Asked by LUKPING
hey can somebody help me , its like a hundred questions, im helping my cousin doing it...lol
cos=sin60
sin=cos45
tan=1/tan30
cos^2(90' -0)/1-cos - sin(90' - O)
cos=sin60
sin=cos45
tan=1/tan30
cos^2(90' -0)/1-cos - sin(90' - O)
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Answered by
Reiny
A statement such as
cos = sin60 makes no sense, it is mathematical gibberish.
It probably says something like...
If cosØ = sin60°, find Ø
looks like your cousin is studying the trig relationships of complementary angles and related properties
for the first two,
cos A° = sin (90-A)°
so cos 30° = sin 60°
and
sin 45° = cos 45°
for the 3rd, tan 60° = 1/tan 30°
I will not attempt to make sense out of your last one.
cos = sin60 makes no sense, it is mathematical gibberish.
It probably says something like...
If cosØ = sin60°, find Ø
looks like your cousin is studying the trig relationships of complementary angles and related properties
for the first two,
cos A° = sin (90-A)°
so cos 30° = sin 60°
and
sin 45° = cos 45°
for the 3rd, tan 60° = 1/tan 30°
I will not attempt to make sense out of your last one.
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