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I need help ASAP ! I don't understand it! Anyone??
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I need help ASAP ! I don't understand it! Anyone??
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I've shown two workings. One of them is to prove that the angles are complement to each other and the other to show that the answer is 7/5.
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The answer is
Complimentary angles: the angles added up equal 90 degrees
When you have complimentary angles, the sine of one equals the cosine of the other and vice verse
Q and P are complimentary
sin(Q)=cos(P)
cos(Q)=sin(P)
Since you know that sin(Q)=
, that also means that cos(P)=
Since sin(Q) is
, you can use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the length of the last leg.
(It's a 3,4,5 triangle)
Now you have the length of the other leg so cos(Q)=
cos(P)+cos(Q)
=
=
The answer is
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