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I’m the diagram PN is the perpendicular bisector of AB and the angle bisector of
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Answer: Sin BPD = Cos x, and Cos CPN = sin y
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You need to start with three facts.
x and y are complements which means that x + y = 90
Sin(x) = cos(90 - x)
<CPN = <DPN Definition of a bisector.
From the 3 facts above, we can gather than
CPN + y = 90
Therefore the cos of CPN = Sin(y)
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