The sine of 30° is 0.5 .
Angles don't have y-values, and neither do their sines. But
IF you draw a graph of the sine function, AND the angles
(the independent variable) are marked off on the x-axis of
the graph, AND the value of the sine function of each angle
(the dependent variable) is marked off on the y-axis of the
graph, THEN the y-value corresponding to the angle of 30°
would be displayed as 0.5 .
Answer:
A=40, B=60, C=80
Step-by-step explanation:
180/7 to find what "1" would be in the ratio then multiply 20*2, 20*3, 20*4.