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In ∆PQR, find the measure of ∡P. (Pic posted)
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use the defined of tanP
tan P = opp/adj
so, tan P = 33.8/57.6 to get the measure of P take arctan and use the calculator
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first, what is 33.8/57.6 ?
.58680555555556
oke, u can take the nearest value 3 digits decimal 0.587
so, tan P = 0.587
then use the calculator to get <P
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Wait what do I plug in to get <P
first, push 0.587 :) then push inv, then tan^-1. get out ur answer
I get .0102and thats no where close to answers
30.413 degrees, is it your choice ?
Yes,
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