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Help pls i dont understand how to do this :')

Help pls i dont understand how to do this :')-example-1

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Answer:

7/8

Explanation:

Use the Pythagorean Identity


( \sin(x) ) {}^(2) + ( \cos(x) ) {}^(2) = 1

Plug in


( √(15) )/(8)

for cos x.


(\sin(x) ) {}^(2) + ( ( √(15) )/(8) ) {}^(2) = 1


( \sin(x) ) {}^(2) + (15)/(64) = 1


( \sin(x) ) {}^(2) = (49)/(64)


\sin(x) = (7)/(8)

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