Lauren B. answered 04/13/19
Yale educated Math and Science tutor with 15 years of experience
If you draw a right triangle ABC where C is the 90 degree angle.
m∠A+m∠B+m∠C=180°
m∠A+m∠B+90°=180°
m∠A+m∠B=90°
m∠B=90°-m∠A
So if
m∠A=61°
m∠B=29°
Now label the sides, the one opposite from ∠A is "a", opposite from ∠B is "b" and opposite of ∠C is "c" (the hypotenuse.
sinA=a/c
sinB=b/c
cosA=b/c
cosB=a/c
So sinA=cosB
sin61=cos29
Basically sinx=cos(90-x) and cosx=sin(90-x)