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Approximate each value to the nearest thousandth. a. tan 13º b. sin 289º
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For tan(13), use a linear approximation (Calc I topic). For sin(289), I have no idea. :D
type in your calculator, write the answer to the nearest thousandth
This isn't calculus this is just simple computation of numbers using a device, although if you could use calculus to estimate these values it doesnt state in the question to use it
Oops. Didn't think about that. I tend to think calculus first. :D
Yeah well if we didnt have calculators we could use calculus so your answer is still valid you could use linear approximation for both of these
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you would just have to have a lot of time to burn
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