sin67° = cos23°. Draw a picture of a right angle with acute angles whose measures are 23° and 67° to make sense of this fact.
The 2 angles are complements (they sum to 90°).
In fact, many math teachers fail to mention that cosine is short for complementarysine (that's what the "co" stands for). Thus, the sine of any angle = the cosine of that angle's complement.
Angel S.
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