Find the cosine of both angle A and angle B
ok what you do is open A
where is goes to mark 0 and under it is A
@zzr0ck3r can you help on this
\(sin\ \theta =\frac{opposite}{hypotenuse},cos\ \theta =\frac{adjacent}{hypotenuse}, tan\ \theta =\frac{opposite}{adjacent} \)
yea thats it
SOH CAH TOA ^^^^^^
remember it, it saves lives:)
cos-=10/24
i think its that
plug into calc
I'm dyslexic so its very hard for me to remember that....
thank you! I have no clue on how to do this :(
i know how to do it but i dont have an calc with me atm
yea
use calc and put
2nd cos(10/24
so we are dealing with cosin so CAH cos(x) = adjacent/hypotenuse = 24/26
dont use calculator, this cant be any easier look at the picture and what is the adjacent side to A? its 24 what is the hypotonuse of the triangle 26 SOH CAH TOA cos(x) = 24/26
yea what he said
so you don't actually have to solve anything? Its about identifing the angles?
"Find the cosine of both angle A:" Looking at the diagram, what is the length of the side adjacent to Angle A? What is the length of the hypotenuse? We need this info because, as @Chibi_Robo3 has typed out for our reference, \[\cos\ \theta =\frac{adjacent}{hypotenuse}\]
adj side length = ?? hypotenuse = ??
adj would be 24 right?
Yes. Great.
hypotenuse is the longest side so 26?
Just a reminder: the hypotenuse is the longest side of a right triangle.
the cos would be 24/26?
Again, you're right. Therefore, \[\cos ~A=\frac{ adj }{ hyp }=\frac{ ?? }{ ?? }\]
Third time in a row: You're right. Happy for you. Bet you can now find cos B, sin B and sin A (if you want the add'l practice).
Basically you must know the definitions of the six trig functions.
thank you all so much! I will be looking up the definitions
Again, they are well worth understanding, remembering and practicing. Good luck!!
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