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A 12 ft. ladder leaning against a wall has its base 4 ft. from the wall. Find the sine and the cosine of the angle that the ladder makes with the ground.
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you need the other side of the triangle, which you find via pythagoras
it is \(\sqrt{12^2-4^2}\) once you find it, find the sine and cosine using the appropriate ratios
I just typed that formula and the answer I got is -4. :(
some mistake there
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\(\sqrt{1^2-4^2}=\sqrt{144-16}=\sqrt{128}\)
Now that you have all three side you can solve. Note that you can solve for the cosine with the facts given: Cos x= 4/12= 1/3 You can now solve for the sine using the identity :|dw:1371656322394:dw|
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