HEEELLLLLPPPPPPPPPP!!! Which trigonometric ratio will not have the same value as sin A? A. cos A B. sin C C. tan C D. cos C
For corresponding Angles, sin of one of the angles and cos of the other angle will equal the same thing.
So \(\sf sin~A\) will be equal to what? @Kerie_lovee16
Hmmmm.. Uhh.. Im honestly not sure.. :/
Okay, let's say we have this triangle:|dw:1418218498397:dw| The same is true for here..so what's your answer going to be?
@Kerie_lovee16
Oh, nevermind..that's not what it's asking..
ohh..
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So looking at this we know that \(\sf sin(A) = sin(C)\) because both angles are \( \sf 45^o\).
Yeahh
So \(\sf sin(C)\) is the same as \(\sf sin(A)\), so it's not one of our choices.
Okay
Also, for corresponding angles(angles that add up to 90 degrees) cosine will be the same as sine. Both of these angles are the same\(\sf(45^o \!)\), so \(\sf cos(A)\) and \( \sf cos(C)\) are the same thing as \(\sf sin(A)\). Which only leaves one more choice..and what's that? @Kerie_lovee16
Tan C?
Yep!
Thank youu!!!
No problem! :D
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