Sin (Π/2 - theta) = sin(Π/2) * cos(theta) - cos(Π/2) * sin (theta)
and as we know sin(Π/2) =1 , cos(Π/2)=0
so sin(Π/2 - theta) = 1* cos(theta) - 0* sin(theta)= cos(theta)
2nd cos(180+ theta) = cos(180)*cos(theta) - sin(180)* sin(theta)
,,, so , cos(180+theta) = -cos(theta)
Answer:
1967.89 mm
Step-by-step explanation:
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Two lines that are parallel to each other, will have the same slope.
so if this line is parallel to another with a slope of -5/8, the slope of this line is also -5/8 then. We also know that it passes through -7, 4 and -23, y, let's do some checking.