#Why is nobody verifying if these answers are correct? are they too hard?
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is your question how they got those results?
Nah I already did it I’m just asking if the answer is right
ah alright
3 is right
4 is off but you have some of the correct values
5 is also off but the numerator is correct
2 methods I recommend using are using inverse trig functions, and if you're not allowed use the identity sin^2(x) + cos^2(x) = 1
5 would be correct if it wanted sinA
and tanA = sinA/cosA
So is question Five would be 3/4 instead of 3/5
Hm I still don’t get how four is wrong tho
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