Four different ways to solve a quadratic equation are factoring, completing the square, quadratic formula, and graphing. all methods start with setting the equation equal to zero.
to determine the zeros of a quadratic graph, find the points where the graph of the quadratic equation crosses the x-axis. to determine the vertex, you convert the quadratic form to vertex form, you use this process of completing the square. to determine the axis of symmetry, you cut the graph vertically to see the symmetrical sides.
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The above statement is true meaning cos(π/₂-x)=sin(x)
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that sine and cosine function are mutual cofunctions.
Hence this would mean that these two functions are complimentary of each other meaning cos(π/₂-x) = sin(x)
This can be verified mathematically by assuming “x” as 30°
Hence Cos (π/₂-30°) = cos 60°= 0.5 (from trigonometric table values)
Similarly Sin 30°= 0.5 (from trigonometric table values)
This can be proved through using the formula
Cos(A-B)= Cos A.Cos B + Sin A.Sin B
Here A=90° and b=x°
Putting the values we get (it is to be remembered that cos 90°=0 and sin 90°=1)
Cos 90°.cos x+ sin 90.sin x
0+sinx= sinx
Hence it is proved that cos(π/₂-x)=sin(x)
You just set up the ratio like this and solve:
