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Given triangle JKL, sin 38 degree equals

Given triangle JKL, sin 38 degree equals-example-1

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Right triangle
sin(38) = cos(52)

answer
cos(52)

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User Duncan Macleod
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Answer:

B.
\text{cos}(52^(\circ)).

Explanation:

We have been given a right triangle. We are asked to complete our given statement.


\text{sin}(38^(\circ)) equals ___.

We will use identity
\text{sin}(x)=\text{cos}(90-x) to solve our given problem.


\text{sin}(38^(\circ))=\text{cos}(90^(\circ)-38^(\circ))


\text{sin}(38^(\circ))=\text{cos}(52^(\circ))

Therefore,
\text{sin}(38^(\circ)) equals
\text{cos}(52^(\circ)).

User Miran
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