Daniel B. answered 03/26/21
A retired computer professional to teach math, physics
If you know cos(α) you can get sin(α) from the identity
sin2(α) + cos2(α) = 1
Similarly you can get cos(β) from sin(β).
Luke G.
asked 03/25/21How do I solve this problem? I know I have to use Sum Difference Identities and use cos(a-b) = cos(a)cos(s)-sin(a)sin(b) but how do I get those values?
Daniel B. answered 03/26/21
A retired computer professional to teach math, physics
If you know cos(α) you can get sin(α) from the identity
sin2(α) + cos2(α) = 1
Similarly you can get cos(β) from sin(β).
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