PLEASE HELP on T or F, MEDAL+FAN Which statement is True? in any right triangle, the sine of one acute angle is equal to the cosine of the other acute angle. In any right triangle, the sine of one acute angle is equal to the sine of its complementary angle. In any right triangle, the cosine of one acute angle is equal to the cosine of its complementary angle. In any right triangle, the sum of the sine of one acute angle and the cosine of the other acute angle is 1.
is it A?
I believe so
No its not http://mathbitsnotebook.com/Geometry/Trigonometry/TGTrigSineCosine.html
The sine of any acute angle is equal to the cosine of its complement.
Isn't that what choice A is saying????
What is A
Note that the acute angles of a right triangle are indeed complementary.
in any right triangle, the sine of one acute angle is equal to the cosine of the other acute angle. This?
if it is it is the answer is B
Yes, the two angles add up 90 degrees in a right triangle.
Read all choices very carefully.
whats wrong with B then? Im pretty sure its not D
Me too
Does sin 40 degrees = sing 50 degrees ???? That is what choice B is saying!
*sing = sin lol.
ohh, lol. Alright ,alright so we have A and C left.
C is saying cos 40 degrees is equal to cos 50 degrees. Just as wrong as B.
Then it twas A?
The link furnished by Mtblue7 is a very good one, review it and you will answer this question easily.
okay, thank you! You're actually one of the few people who knows about Cos,Tangent,Sin, who deserves the medal though?
A is saying Sin 50 degrees is equal to Cos 40 degrees. You can verify that with your calculator.
Or read the link.
I don't need the medal, Mtblue7 did give you a good link, but did not agree with your original A choice. The link was worth a medal.
they both equal to 1...
What "both" of them ??
its B
thanks for the help
|dw:1466690792711:dw| Please review the answers and see if what they are saying is true. Please review my post Does Sin 40 degrees + Sin 50 degrees (the complementary of 40) check that out and you will find out that is false.
That is what Choice B is stating.
Here is what my calculator is showing Sin 40 = .64278 Sin 50 = .76604 That does not look equal to me.
Your original thinking was good, don't let Mtblue7 change your mind.
Have you checked out the link???
oh alright, i got confused because im not very good at geometry. So isn't c wrong to because it saying one the angles is the same as 90 degree angle ,which would be wrong right?
I'm doing this online course, we can only get one wrong so i have to be careful.The course got me really confused on Tangent, Cos,Sin.
Here is what C. said: "In any right triangle, the sum of the sine of one acute angle and the cosine of the other acute angle is 1." Check that out. Now please suggest a value for one of the acute angles in a right triangle. Give me the measure of that angle in degrees.
It is you choice, it can be any value from 1 to 89 degrees.
60
well i got 1.366025404
Good choice, since a right triangle like any triangle, the sum of all angles will be 180 degrees, since the right angle is 90 the sum of the two acute angles will also be 90 (or complementary). You gave me 60 for one acute angle, then the other has to be 30 degrees. Do you follow that logic?
oh oh lol, my mistake! Yea, i was just trying to help, os you dont do all the work. Brb i have to go on a break on summer school ill be back in 10 min or so help me thenplease
I have to be gone also. Lets check out C. Sin 60 = .8660 Cos 30 = .8660 Their sum is: 1.7320 this is not 1, that alone should convince you that C is not a good choice. Go back and check A. Your original choice. Good luck with this.
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