Question

help?

Answer 1

When would the cosine of a number be equal to the sin of that number+20?
To help attack the problem, you have to have an understanding of sin and cos / the unit circle. At what degree # (remember, only 0-90) are sin and cosine equal?

Answer 2

idk im not good with sin and cosine

Answer 3

@ganeshie8 @Miracrown

Answer 4

@Jack_Prism

Answer 5

@chosenmatt

Answer 6

When is sin(x)=cos(x)?

Answer 7

i dont know...

Answer 8

http://imgarcade.com/1/trigonometry-cheat-sheet/

Answer 9

that link is blocked on my computer

Answer 10

http://videomathteacher.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/trig-ref1.jpg

Answer 11

What antivirus do you use?

Answer 12

i see it now and can you explain? that was a whole page of TF to me lol /.\ and idk my school has curtain programs they put on this computer to block stuff

Answer 13

Unit circle gives you values for sin(x) and cos(x) for values x between 0 and 2pi radians or 0 and 180 degrees, it just so happens that both graphs intersect at pi/4

Answer 14

when were concerned with 0 to pi/2 x values

Answer 15

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=sinx%3Dcosx

Answer 16

Wolfram Alpha might help too to verify

Answer 17

@Aishalicious1

Answer 18

Hey lets see what do you KNOW about this?
Im better at like Pre Algenbra or Algebra 1 but Ill try

Answer 19

i know nothing lol sorry i totally suck at this :/

Answer 20

@A_Burning_Masquerade

Answer 21

@Kainui can you explain this well enough and easy?

Answer 22

I'm so sorry but I have no idea. I'm good at algebra but not when it comes down to figuring out all the distance between this shape and that. I'm sorry but I won't be much help with this particular question.

Answer 23

I wish I could provide the answer but I can't.

Answer 24

its alright