#please help!
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because we know that the two angles add up to pi/2
then we can use that fact to solve the trig functions
so sin is 1 cos is 0 and tan is 0?
hope it helps, think what is the question asking and how we can approach the question
for example, how we can divide the angles in three parts
may i know why did you think the angle is 0?
remember the two angles add up to pi/2 in that ratio mentioned
try to calculate the angle first?
pi/3?
close, the three angles add to pi/2 which is a quarter of the circle
try pi/6
hope it helps
ok so sin 1/2 cos - sqrt(3)/2 and tan 1/sqrt(3)
360 = 2pi