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ACT Math 3.3 Trigonometry 220 Views


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ACT Math: Trigonometry Drill 3, Problem 3. Can you find the sine?

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Here's another shmoop du jour...

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What is sin of 45 degrees equal to?

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And here are your potential answers...

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This one should be a no-brainer. Seriously.

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We should have the values of the special trig functions memorized by now, and 45 degrees

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is one of them. Sin of 45 degrees is root 2 over 2. We couldn't

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have gotten confused with the cosine of 45 degrees either...because that value is also

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root 2 over 2.

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Our answer's C.

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