If SINA=4/5 And COSB=5/13 find COS(A-B/2)
ill mark you brainliest plz
Answers
Answered by
3
SinA=12/15
cosB=4/5=sinB=5/4=
sin(A+B)=12/13×5/4
=12×5/13×4=15/13
plz plz mark me as brainlist..
cosB=4/5=sinB=5/4=
sin(A+B)=12/13×5/4
=12×5/13×4=15/13
plz plz mark me as brainlist..
hello7777:
that is not the question
Answered by
1
Answer:
IN triangle AHG
SIN=OPP/HYP
SO HYP=5
OPP=4
BY PYTHAGORAS THEOREM
HYP^2=OPP^2+ADJ^2
5^2=4^2+ADJ^2
ADJ^2=5^2-4^2
ADJ^2=25-16
ADJ^2=9
ADJ=3
COS A=3/5
COS A-B/2=3/5-5/13/2
=39/63-25/63/2
=14/63/2/1
=7/63
=1/9=0.11
IN THIS /2 IS DENOMINATOR
SO 14/63/2
=14/63*1/2
=7/63=>1/9
I HOPE THIS HELPS U
PLSS MARK ME THE BRAINLIEST
Step-by-step explanation:
Similar questions