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If tan θ =(√3)/3, 0◦< θ < 360◦, find the smaller θ in degrees. Answer in units of degrees. and radians
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tan θ =(√3)/3\[\theta = \tan^{-1}(\sqrt3/3)=0.523rad\]\[\pi rad=180\deg\] 0.532rad(180deg/pi rad)=30 degrees
find the larger θ in degrees. Answer in units of degrees. and radians
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