use the angle identity to find the exact value of each: cos 105 degrees and sin 195 degrees
@ikram002p do you know how to solve this question
for the first one, this is how i solved it, ' cos105=cos(60+45)=cos60*cos45+sin60*sin45 =sqrt(1)/2*sqrt(2)/2+sqrt(3)/2*sqrt(2) =sqrt(2)+sqrt(6)/4
105=45+60 so cos 105=cos( 45+60)=cos 60 cos 45 - sin 60 sin 45
yeah ur correct
but its wrong, do we not square
1/2
because i'm evaluating my functions incorrectly
one sec there is negative sighn not positive
why
if something is not squared and something is, we cannot add it
cos (A+B)= cos A cos B - sin A sin B
then it would be 1/2*sqrt(2)/2-sqrt(3)/2*sqrt(2)/2
how would we add it up
1/4 sqrt 2 - sqrt 6 /4 = (sqrt 2- sqrt 6)/4 leave it like this
we do not subtract it
what about sin 195
this is how i solved it 2) Sin195=Sin(150+45)=Sin150*Cos45+Sin150*cos45 =1/2*sqrt(2)/2+1/2*sqrt(2)/2 =sqrt(2)+sqrt(2)/4
nope sin (A+B)= sin Acos B + cos A sin B
cos 75 degrees cos75=cos(45+30)=cos45*cos30-sin45*sin30 =sqrt(2)/2*sqrt(3)/2+sqrt(2)/2*1/2 =sqrt(6)+sqrt(2)/4 (EXACT VALUE)
thats right
ok 1 sec
sin105=sin(90+45)=sin90*cos45+Sin90+cos45 =1/1*sqrt(2)/2+1/1*sqrt(2)/2 =sqrt(2)+sqrt(2)/2 (EXACT VALUE)
nope
where is my fault
sin 1505= sin 60 cos 45+cos 60 sin 45
oh
) Show sin 4θ = 4sin θ cos θ cos 2 θ Sin2 θ=2sin(2 θ)cos(2 θ) (4sin xcos x)cos2 x =2(2sin xcos x)cos2 x =2sin2 xcos2 x Put 2x= θ =2sin θ cos θ =sin 2 θ , θ=2x =sin4x QED
i solved sin 105
@ikram002p would sin theta equation above be correct
i dnt understand ur question ?!
Show sin 4θ = 4sin θ cos θ cos 2 θ
i solved it above
sin 4θ = 4sin θ cos θ cos 2 θ sin 4θ =(sin 2 θ +2 θ) =sin 2 θ cos 2 θ+sin 2 θ cos 2 θ =2 sin 2 θ cos 2 θ =2(2 sin θ cos θ)cos 2 θ =4 sin θ cosθ cos 2 θ
this is how u show it , btw i coudnt go through ur steps
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