Answer:
The right statement is sin(J) = cos(L) ⇒ answer D
Explanation:
* Lets describe the figure
- LKJ is a right triangle, where K is a right angle
∵ m∠K = 90°
∵ LJ is opposite to angle K
∴ LJ is the hypotenuse
∵ LJ = 219
∵ KJ = 178
- By using Pythagoras Theorem
∵ (LJ)² = (LK)² + (KJ)²
∴ (219)² = (LK)² + (178)² ⇒ subtract (178)² from both sides
∴ (LK)² = (219)² - (178)²
∴ (LK)² = 16277
∴ LK = √16277 = 127.58
* Lets revise how to find the trigonometry function
# sin Ф = opposite/hypotenuse
# cos Ф = adjacent/hypotenuse
# tan Ф = opposite/adjacent
∵ LK is the opposite side to angle J
∵ LJ is the hypotenuse
∵ sin(J) = LK/LJ
∵ LK = 127.58 , LJ = 219
∴ sin(J) = 127.58/219 = 0.583
∵ LK is the adjacent side to angle L
∵ LJ is the hypotenuse
∵ cos(L) = LK/LJ
∵ LK = 127.58 , LJ = 219
∴ cos(L) = 127.58/219 = 0.583
∴ sin(J) = cos(L)
* The right statement is sin(J) = cos(L)