Decide whether to use sin, cos, or tan to find ​
d​
: Write tan(ϴ) as a fraction. o​
Explain why tan(45​
) is exactly 1.000. Find α given that sin(α) = 0.819 o​
Solve cos(48​
) = 10
x
Decide whether to use sin, cos, or tan to find ​
d​
: o​
Figure out cos(37​
) to the nearest tenth without using a calculator: Write sin(ϴ) as a fraction. o​
Explain why tan(60​
) is exactly √3 . Find α given that tan(α) = 1.428 Find ϴ given that cos(ϴ) = 0.423. Explain why tan(ϴ) has no maximum value. o​
Explain why sin(30​
) is exactly 0.500. o​
Solve sin(48​
) = 10
x
Explain why tan is sometimes greater than 1. Label the triangle to show: o​
tan(52​
) = 32
25 Write cos(ϴ) as a fraction. Explain why sin and cos are always less than 1. Decide whether to use sin, cos, or tan to find ​
d​
: Explain why o​
o​
sin(45​
) = cos(45​
) Decide whether to use sin, cos, or tan to find ​
a​
: Find the measure of ϴ to the nearest whole degree: o​
Solve tan(48​
) = 10
x
Find ϴ given that cos(ϴ) = 0.906. Explain why o​
o​
sin(11​
) = cos(79​
)