Question

What is cos D?

A.33/65

B.33/56

C.56/65

D.56/33

Answer 1

you got a picture?

Answer 2

cos D=adjacent/hypothenuse

Answer 3

you know those meanings?

Answer 4

Yeah so it would be 56/65 i think??

Answer 5

remember that you're looking for angle D not for F

Answer 6

ok.... i give up IDK

Answer 7

ohh cmon why you're gonna give up? ahha cmon you did great but what you did is find cos F

Answer 8

you gotta do the same thing with angle D

Answer 9

remember adjacent= means next to. and hypothenuse=larger side of the triangle

Answer 10

Hold on 4 a sec

Answer 11

hypotenuse*

Answer 12

I know you can do it! :D

Answer 13

maybe a picture will be great for you

Answer 14

IK i read it in school and but i dont understand :'( :'{

Answer 15

tell me what is the thing you don't understand? I mean you did great with angle F.You gotta do the same thing you did with angle F to Angle D.Tell me what is the adjacent of angle D?

Answer 16

ok im trying

Answer 17

wheres angle D first of all?

Answer 18

@PrecalNarb what are you talking about?

Answer 19

The question @LOLAri asked. What about you?

Answer 20

Remember, @LOLAri, Sine-Opposite/Adjacent, Cosine, adjacent/hypotenus, and Tangent, Opposite/adjacent. SOH-CAH-TOA

Answer 21

lol you just repeated what I just said?

Answer 22

@agent0smith I am sorry to say, you are very mistaken.

Answer 23

If you say so...

Answer 24

In your case, Cos D=Adjacent/hypotenus, so Cos D= 33/65 or 0.86 0.51

Answer 25

My pet squid randomly hopped on my computer and my answer was deleted.

Answer 26

Ah, happens all the time.

Answer 27

Thanks for making me feel better. I was about to go chop its tentacles off with a spoon.

Answer 28

Well. I'm off to help some other noobs with their trig. Fashizzle my dizzle!

Answer 29

with a spoon... http://static.fjcdn.com/pictures/Thats_5f388c_781500.jpg