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For what of 0, in degree, is sin= con 58⁰?

For what of 0, in degree, is sin= con 58⁰?-example-1
User Wim Haanstra
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Answer: We want to find angle 'theta' for which:


\sin (\theta)=\cos (58)

In general, the following is always true:


\cos (\theta)=\sin (90-\theta)\rightarrow(1)

Therefore we have the following:


\cos (58^(\circ))=\sin (90-58)=\sin (32^(\circ))

Therefore the angles that we were interested in is:


\theta=32^(\circ)

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