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Given that cos (x) = 1/3, find sin (90 - x)

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A/c to trigonometric relations, sin(90 - x) = cos(x),
that means sin(90 - x) = cos(x) = 1/3.
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Answer:


\sin(90^(\circ) - x)=(1)/(3)

Explanation:

Given:
\cos (x)=(1)/(3)

We have to find the value of
\sin(90^(\circ) - x)

Since Given
\cos (x)=(1)/(3)

Using trigonometric identity,


\sin(90^(\circ) - \theta)=\cos\theta

Thus, for
\sin(90^(\circ) - x) comparing , we have,


\theta=x

We get,


\sin(90^(\circ) - x)=\cos x=(1)/(3)

Thus,
\sin(90^(\circ) - x)=(1)/(3)

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