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find the values of the trigonometric functions. round off results according to the table following this example: change cosθ to sinθ and then find the angle. sin 36.0°
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@jdoe0001 i need some help
i know i get 0.587
hmm, I assuming you're meant to use the calculator.... so to change the sine to cosine and viceversa, just use the Cofunction Identities http://ichthyosapiens.com/School/Math/Trig/ch05CofunctionIdentities.jpg
so you'd end up writing cosine in terms of sine and sine in terms of sine, same value though
54
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yeap, which just means that \(\bf sin(36^o) \Leftrightarrow cos(54^o)\)
okay thanks j
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