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If sin’(32°) + cos²(M) = 1, then what does M equal
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If sin’(32°) + cos²(M) = 1, then what does M equal

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might be zero

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32°

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{sin }^(2) 32 \degree + {cos }^(2) ( M)=1 \\equating \: it \: with \\ {sin }^(2) \theta + {cos }^(2) \theta = 1 \\ \implies \: \theta \: = 32 \degree \\ \therefore \: M= 32 \degree \\

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