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What is the value of A in this equation? sin(53.2°) = cos(A)
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Answer:


A= 35.8

Explanation:

Given


sin(53.2) = cos(A)

Required

Find A

In trigonometry


sin(\alpha) = cos(\theta)

Then


\alpha + \theta = 90

So, this gives:


54.2 + A= 90

Make A the subject


A= 90-54.2


A= 35.8

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