Timothy D. answered 03/21/22
B.S. in Physics with 1 year Tutoring Experience
Are you sure that's the problem? Just a statement, or is there more?
Sydney W.
asked 03/21/22The question is: sin theta = cos (theta + 10)
For my answers I got
For the second I found it's true for all theta; 0 = 180o - 80o +360on, but only the first answer is correct. I was just wondering why only the first is right if the second is also true? Could someone please clarify the interpretations of these answers? thanks :)
Timothy D. answered 03/21/22
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Sydney W.
Nope the entire was question was sin theta = cos (theta + 10) and to solve for theta03/21/22