EinsteinJr
Draw up any right angled isosceles triangle and you can get the exact value of any trig ratio for 45 degrees easily. ![]()
It is usual and easiest if you make he legs 1 unit each but you don't have to :))
Thanks DarkBlaze, you have been giving a lot of good answers lately :)
cos(45)≈0.707106781187 (can't tell you what the exact value is becaus it's an irrational number, which has infinitely many numbers in its decimal part, and which isn't a real ratio of two integers)
cos 45 is part of the "special trigonometric functions".
In exact form, it is (sqrt 2)/2.
EinsteinJr gives a decimal approximation.
EinsteinJr
Draw up any right angled isosceles triangle and you can get the exact value of any trig ratio for 45 degrees easily. ![]()
It is usual and easiest if you make he legs 1 unit each but you don't have to :))
Thanks DarkBlaze, you have been giving a lot of good answers lately :)