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Solve 1+cos theta=sqrt3+2/2 on the interval [0, 2pi)
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try to get the value of cos theta from this equation. then take arccos of that value
I dont understand it much can i just have the answer
@NikkoMadre it's not what this site is meant for.the intention should be to learn.
I have been learning its just this problem if you dont want to understand then fine
@NikkoMadre , there are other places for "just answers". And, to be honest, I will give you the benefit of the doubt here, but every other "answer fiend" just asks for the answer, and claims to be trying to learn.
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Hey,don't take it hard.just solve it like any equation.get something of the form cos(theta)=something.then i'll say what to do.
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