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cos(x)=0.3\cos(x) = -0.3. What is sin(90x)\sin(90^\circ - x)? ____

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Q. cos(x)=0.3\cos(x) = -0.3. What is sin(90x)\sin(90^\circ - x)? ____
  1. Apply co-function identity: We know that sin(90°x)\sin(90° – x) is equal to cos(x)\cos(x) due to the co-function identity for sine and cosine, which states that sin(90°θ)=cos(θ)\sin(90° – \theta) = \cos(\theta) for any angle θ\theta. Since cos(x)\cos(x) is given as 0.3–0.3, we can directly state that sin(90°x)\sin(90° – x) is also 0.3–0.3.

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