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User Ekcrisp
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Answer:


\red{\sin( \theta) = (7)/(8) }

Explanation:

We know that,


\cos( \theta) = (adjacent)/(hypotenuse) \\ \cos( \theta) = ( √(15) )/(8)

First, let us find the length of the opposite side of the right triangle using Pythagorean theorem.

Let the opposite side of the right triangle be x.


√(15) ^(2) + {x}^(2) = {8}^(2) \\ 15 + {x}^(2) = 64 \\ {x}^(2) = 64 - 15 \\ {x}^(2) = 49 \\ x = √(49) \\ x = 7

And now we can write sin theta as:


\sin( \theta) = (opposite)/(hyotenuse) \\ \sin( \theta) = (7)/(8)

40 points cmon someone help pls-example-1
User Tobias Cudnik
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Answer:


sin \theta =\cfrac{7}{8}

Explanation:

Using the given identity, find the required value as per following steps:


(sin x)^2 + (cos x)^2 = 1


(sin x)^2 = 1 - (cos x)^2


sinx=√( 1 - (cos x)^2)


sin \theta = \sqrt{1-(\cfrac{√(15)}{8})^2 } = \sqrt{1-\cfrac{15}{64} } =\sqrt{\cfrac{49}{64} }=\cfrac{7}{8}

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