if tan@=a/b find sin2+cos2
sin(2) is irrational cos(2) is also irrational
the sum of sin(2) and cos(2) is also irrational this is something you plug into the calculator and approximate
we don't need the if part
unless you typed something wrong
maybe it was tan(2)? since theres a @ there.
this is not 2 that is square
so you want:\[\sin^2(\theta)+\cos^2(\theta)\]?
yes you are right
this is identity sin^2(theta)+cos^2(theta)=1
we don't need the if part lol
that is sin square theta plus cos square theta
right. That is a trig identity, and its equal to 1, just like Myininaya said.
ok sir how to solve that problem?
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if tan @ = a/b find sin square theta + cos square theta
its not really something to solve, its a fact. something you should have memorized. the question could have been: If the sky is black, and cheese grows old after 5 days, what is:\[\sin^2(\theta)+\cos^2(\theta)\] and the answer would still be 1. Its because of unit circle.
do you know the Pythagorean thm?
yes
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