Question 859215: determine the value of the sin of 62 degrees Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source):

b) sin 485 degrees = sin 55 and will be positive c) sin (-62 degrees) = sin 62 and will be negative Remember the "All Students Take Calculus" trick...ask your teacher if you don't know it...

The chandelier hangs down vertically, and the sine of the angle 62 equals the opposite side (the chandelier's length) divided by the hypotenuse, which is the length of the chain. sin …

Find the value of: a. log sin 62° 22' 33" Make sure calculator is in degree mode. Find 62 + 22/60 + 33/3600 = Then take the sin of that Then take the log of that I get -.0525623137 b. log cot 28° …

sin 62* 2. cos 60* 3. tan 79* Algebra -> Trigonometry-basics-> SOLUTION: How to find the value of each ...

Algebra -> Trigonometry-basics-> SOLUTION: Express sin -62° in terms of its reference angle. Show work.

Question 597526: Show all steps for finding the exact value of cos(62 degrees) - sin(28 degrees). We are not allowed to use a calculator. We are not allowed to use a calculator. Answer by …

1. sin 62° 2. cos 60° 3. tan 79° Answer by Edwin McCravy(19997) (Show Source):

The angle is in quadrant IV; the reference angle, 62 degrees, is in quadrant I. Sine is positive in quadrant I but negative in quadrant IV. So sin(-62 degrees) = -sin(62 degrees).

Question 1105223: From the top of an 80-ft building, the angle of elevation of the top of a taller building is 49 and the angle of depression of the base of this building is 62 degrees. Determine …