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cos^-1 rad2/2 cos^-1 (-rad3/2) PLEASE EXPLAIN
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basically the question you need to ask yourself is: what angle of cos gives me rad2/2
what angle of cos gives me -rad3/2
its is helpful to remeber the unitcirlce and the know angles
But I know what those are i just dont understand question like rad 2/2 is 45 and idk would it just be negative 30 for the -rad3/2
basically just think of this: if cos(45)=rad2/2, then cos inverse (rad2/2)=45
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But i dont understand why what about for -rad3/2 what would inverse cos = -30
no it would be 5pi/6
:[ What exactly am i trying to find
you are trying to find out where cos is negative and equal to rad3/2
where is cos negative? in what quadrents?
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