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3 years ago

Sin(0)= cos(6) what is the value of 0?

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Licemer1 [7]3 years ago

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We need to find Ο for : sin(Ο)= cos(6)

We know that:

cos θ =sin (90 - θ), so if we call θ = 6 then O will be:

O = 90 - θ

O = 90 - 6

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