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x + y = 90 degrees; tan(x) = 14.504 What is tan(y)?
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Get The value of x from Tan(x)^-1=14.504 then substitute with that value in the equation x+y=90 ,hence you get the value of y subsitiute in tan(y)
Arctan of 14.504 = x
I get that tan(y) = 3.865599773 rounding to 3.866 when I enter the answer, it is wrong.
How did you get tan(y) = 3.866?
well. I did 90 - 14.504 = 75.496. Next I did tan(75.496) = 3.866
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But x doesn't equal 14.504, tan(x) does. Using the acrtangent function tan^-1 (14.504) = x
okay. I get 86.05589836
so, does y= 90-86.05589836?
yes
so y = 3.94410164 then do I take the tan of that?
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yes
Thank you very much. I appreciate your help.
Your welcome.
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