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what is the value of sin45 degree and cos 45 degree?? i think sin45= 1/underroot 2 and cos45=1/underroot 2 but open the link below here is what value??
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yes you are right
there are three ways to write the answer one is \[\sqrt{\frac{1}{2}}\] the square root of one half you never see that
the other is \[\frac{1}{\sqrt2}\] which you sometimes see same thing
mostly you see it with the denominator rationalized as \[\frac{\sqrt2}{2}\]
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yes but is it wrong?
they are all the same number
how?
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how is it the same number?
@mathmath333 and @satellite73 if both has same values then can i use always \(\dfrac{1}{sqrt2}\)
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