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Given sinX=0.3 , what is cosX ?

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User Secondman
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Answer: The value of cos X = 0.95.

Explanation:

Since we have given that


\sin X=0.3

We need to find the value of
\cos X

Since we know the relation between sine and cosine.


\sin^2 X+\cos^2\ X=1\\\\\cos X=√(1-\sin^2\ x)\\\\\cos X=√(1-0.3^2)\\\\\cos X=√(1-0.09)\\\\\cos X=√(0.91)\\\\\cos X=\pm0.953\\\\\cos X\approx \pm0.95

Hence, the value of cos X = 0.95.

User Logan Guo
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Answer:


cos(x)=(+/-)0.95

Explanation:

we know that


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

we have


sin(x)=0.3

substitute and solve for cos(x)


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


cos^(2)(x)=1-0.3^(2)


cos^(2)(x)=0.91


cos(x)=(+/-)√(0.91)


cos(x)=(+/-)0.95

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