If sin 33° = k, then find cos 57° and tan 57 °.
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Cos 57° = k
tan 57° = 1 - k^3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Sin 33° = k
Sin ( 90° - 57° ) = k ,
Cos 57° = k ( We know Sin ( 90° - θ ) = Cos θ )
We know : Sin2 θ + Cos2 θ = 1 , So
Sin^2 57° + Cos^2 57° = 1 ,
Sin^2 57° = 1 - Cos^2 57° ,
Sin^2 57° = 1 - k^2 ,
Sin 57° = 1 - k^2
Then ,
Sin ( 90° - 33° ) = 1 - k^2 ,
tan θ = Sin θCos θ , So
tan 57° = Sin 57°Cos 57° = 1 - k^3
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