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3 years ago

Write sin 29 degrees 32 minutes in terms of it cofunction

Mathematics

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12345 [234]3 years ago

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Answer:

Sin 29° 32' = Cos 60° 28'

Step-by-step explanation:

Here in this problem, we have to write Sin 29° 32' in terms of its co-function.

We know that co-function of Sin Ф = Cos ( 90° - Ф ).

Therefore, we have to find a complementary angle of 29° 32'.

So, ( 90° - 29° 32' ) = 60° 28'

Therefore, Sin 29° 32' = Cos 60° 28' ( Answer )

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