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x + y = 90 degrees and sin(x) = .432 I need to find cos(y). Please help.
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Based on co-function identities: sin x = cos (90° - x) Since y = 90° - x, would cos y equal sin x (if x and y equal 90°)?
so, cos(90 - .432)?
sin(x) = .432 ... so cos(y) = .432 if x + y = 90°
seriously? They are the same?
Thank you! That is correct. I appreciate your help :)
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:) yes an example: sin 30° = cos 60°
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