if sin 33° = m, then find Cos 57° and tan 57°
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cos 57° = m , tan 57° = root 1-m^2/m
Step-by-step explanation:
sin33° => sin (90°-57°) = m
=>cos 57° = m
We know that,
sin^2 57° + cos^2 57° = 1
=> sin 57° = root 1 - cos^2 57°
= root 1-m^2
Hence, tan 57° = sin57°/cos57°
= root 1-m^2/ m
I hope it is helpful!
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