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Look at the figure. If sin y°=and tan y°=, what is the value of cos y°?
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sin(y) equals what?
your question is incomplete. you haven't said what sin y and tan y are equal to?
tan(y) = sin(y)/cos(y) cos(y)*tan(y) = sin(y) cos(y) = sin(y)/tan(y) Do you see where to go from here?
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cos(y)*sin(y) = tan(y)
From here, plug in sin(y) = 9/c and tan(y) = 9/d and simplify cos(y) = sin(y)/tan(y) cos(y) = (9/c)/(9/d) cos(y) = (9/c)*(d/9) cos(y) = (9d)/(9c) cos(y) = d/c
ooohh okay. thanks (:
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