
Yuri O. answered 02/06/21
16 years online, 464 former SAT problems drilled down
cos(θ) = 4/9 ← given
sin(θ)2 + cos(θ)2 = 1
sin(θ) = √1 - (4/9)2 ≅ 0.802
(Angle ≅ 53.3°)
Matthew B.
asked 02/05/21Yuri O. answered 02/06/21
16 years online, 464 former SAT problems drilled down
cos(θ) = 4/9 ← given
sin(θ)2 + cos(θ)2 = 1
sin(θ) = √1 - (4/9)2 ≅ 0.802
(Angle ≅ 53.3°)
Raymond B. answered 02/05/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
9^2 - 4^2 = 81 - 16 = 65
sin(theta) = sqr65/9 which is slightly more than 8/9
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