SOLUTION: Sin(x-15)=cos(30+2x)

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Question 1155935: Sin(x-15)=cos(30+2x)

Answer by ikleyn(52814)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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I believe that the angles measures are assumed in degrees, and I also believe 

that the interval for the unknown "x" is from 0 to 360 degrees.


Then from sin(x) = cos(y),  x + y = 90 degrees.


Therefore,


    x - 15 + (30 + 2x) = 90

    3x + 15 = 90

    3x = 90-15 = 75

    x =   = 25  degrees.    ANSWER

Solved.



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