We know that
2π/3 radians-------> convert to degrees-----> 2*180/3---> 120°
120°=90°+30°
Part a) Find <span>sin(2π/3)
</span>sin(2π/3)=sin (90°+30°)
we know that
sin (A+B)=sin A*cos B+cos A*sin B
so
sin (90°+30°)=sin 90*cos 30+cos 90*sin 30
sin 90=1
cos 30=√3/2
cos 90=0
sin 30=1/2
sin (90°+30°)=1*√3/2+0*1/2-----> √3/2
the answer part a) is
sin(2π/3)=√3/2
Part b) Find cos (2π/3)
cos (2π/3)=cos (90°+30°)
we know that
cos (A+B)=cos A*cos B-sin A*sin B
so
cos (90°+30°)=cos 90*cos 30-sin 90*sin 30
sin 90=1
cos 30=√3/2
cos 90=0
sin 30=1/2
cos (90°+30°)=0*√3/2-1*1/2----> -1/2
the answer part b) is
cos (2π/3)=-1/2
Answer:
x + y = w
w > x
w > y
Step-by-step explanation:
x and y are interior angles of a triangle.
w is the exterior angle ( opposite to angles x and y ) of a triangle.
There is a formula that exterior angle of a triangle is equal to sum of two interior angles of a triangle.
So,
x + y = w
If x + y = w,
Then,
w > x
w > y
Answer:
Connect the intersections of the diameters and the circle with a segment
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming the construction creates two orthogonal diameters, their ends will be the vertices of the inscribed square. Connecting them with segments in order around the circle will create the square.
Answer:
1.) Drawing a king or a queen.
Step-by-step explanation:
1.) Drawing a king or a queen.
You cannot get a king and a queen at the same time= mutually exclusive
2.) Drawing a club or a black card.
King of clubs is both a club and a black card
3.) Drawing a king or a heart.
king of hearts is both a heart and a king
4.) Drawing a face card or a heart
queen of hearts is a heart and a face card