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Evaluate: cos(Arctan 15/8)
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tan = sin/cos. sin(arctan15/8)/cos(arctan15/8) = 15/8 and sin^2(arctan15/8) + cos^2(arctan15/8) =1. So you have two equations. try to solve them)
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let's arctan15/8 = a. We have sin(a) = 15/8cos(a) and cos^2(a) = sin^2(a). Then cos^2(a) = 1 - 225/64cos^2(a). So cos^2(a) = 1/(1 - 225/64) or \[\cos(a) = \sqrt{1/(1 + 225/64 )}\]
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i kept writing 18 for some reason so ignore the scratch outs
you can draw a right traingle they are pretty easy to work with and label the sides based on what you have up there
alright now it makes sense, thanks a lot guys
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