SOLUTION: Given that cos theta=3/4 and theta is an acute angle, what is sin(pi/2 + theta)?

SOLUTION: Given that cos theta=3/4 and theta is an acute angle, what is sin(pi/2 + theta)?

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Question 558760: Given that cos theta=3/4 and theta is an acute angle, what is sin(pi/2 + theta)?
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Given that cos theta=3/4 and theta is an acute angle, what is sin(pi/2 + theta)?
If cos theta=3/4
sin(π/2+theta)=3/4
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