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Sine Tan Cos

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Textbook Practice Questions – p.456 (Standard book)

Solve the equation sinӨ=0.7 Use the symmetric property: sin(180-Ө) = sin Ө (finds one more solution) Then use the periodic property: sin(Ө±360) = sin Ө (finds the other solutions in the period)

Solve the equation sinӨ=0.7 Use the symmetric property: sin(180-Ө) = sin Ө (finds one more solution) Then use the periodic property: sin(Ө±360) = sin Ө (finds the other solutions in the period)