We know that
sin²x+cos²x=1
so
clear cos x
cos x=(+/-)√[1-sin²x]
in this problem
<span>Angle 0 is in quadrant 1 -----> cos o and sin o are positive
</span>sin o=2/5
cos x=√[1-(2/5)²]----> cos o=√[1-4/25]----> cos o=√[21/25]---> cos o=√21/5
the answer is
cos o=√21/5
So, first we input 6
24 - 6 = 18
So we now need to find the square root of 18
If you're allowed to use a calculator, the square root is 4.242
But if you don't, let's get as close as we can:
√(9 * 2)
Because the square root of 9 is 3:
3 * √2
Take whatever side lengths you have and divide that number by 1/3 in your calculator and what number is shown after doing this is the answer
No it isnt. hope this helps
The straight angle ;
60 + x = 180
So x = 120
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