Give two values of between 0° and 180° for the given value of sin . Express your answers to the nearest degree. 0.9900
stick it in your calculator :), get the arcsin()
or \(sin^{-1}\)
i don't understand how to calculate it the right way though, i keep getting the wrong answer
make sure your calculator is in Degree mode :|
as opposed to Radian
1.4292568535 is the answer i keep getting .-.
right, that's the proper value for Radians
so you have your calculator in Radian mode, but the answer is required in Degrees
ooh, so if i just used a trig chart for radians to degrees i should get the answer right?
ahemm, calculators do both :|, if in Radian Mode, the trig functions give the Radian value, if in Degrees, they give the Degree value, yours is in Radian, but you need Degrees
so just change the Mode in the calculator to Degree
and redo the \(sin^{-1}\)
got it! it's 81.9, but that doesn't completely answer my question, it's asking for something in between two numbers
http://img.geocaching.com/cache/large/caac028e-3a75-49c6-bb0c-5f38c2c7079d.jpg
it's asking for something between, well, THERE :) so 81.9 degrees is in the I Quadrant Sine function is positive on the Quadrants Y is positive, so the other will be there
okay thanks :D
Join our real-time social learning platform and learn together with your friends!