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For what value of 0, in degrees, is sin 0 = cos 58°​
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For what value of 0, in degrees, is sin 0 = cos 58°​

For what value of 0, in degrees, is sin 0 = cos 58°​-example-1
User Suresh Raja
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Answer:

sin32°

Explanation:

Using the cofunction identity

cosx = sin(90 - x) , then

cos58° = sin(90 - 58)° = sin32°

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