Find sin s, sin r , cos s , and cos r

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kupik [55]3 years ago

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Hi there! For this question, you need to know the ratio of sine and cosine.

sinA = opposite/hypotenuse
cosA = adjacent/hypotenuse

Define A = angle

opposite and adjacent side changes only if we focus on another angle.

From the picture, if we focus on angle S, the opposite would be 36. But if we focus on angle R (flip to make RT as base), see that the opposite would be 14.

Answer

sinS = 36/42 = 6/7
sinR = 14/42 = 1/3
cosS = 14/42 = 1/3
cosR = 36/42 = 6/7

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