Question

how do you type cosine theta in calculator

Answer 1

first type theta,
then press cos

Answer 2

where is theta

Answer 3

you dont have value for theta is it.. you want to see the graph of cosine ?

Answer 4

you said type theta first

Answer 5

if you have theta = 30,
type 30 first

Answer 6

and then press cos, i meant that

Answer 7

if you want graph, just type below in desmos :-
y=cos(theta)

Answer 8

cos(theta) = 96/114

Answer 9

ohk ! to solve that, you must take inverse cos

Answer 10

cos(theta) = 96/114

take cos inverse both sides

theta = cos^-1 96/114

Answer 11

do u knw how to take cos^-1 in your calculator ? :)

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

it is not coming out 32.9

Answer 14

im getting 32.64

Answer 15

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=inversecos%2896%2F114%29

look at degrees above

Answer 16

i didnt have calculator in degrees. thank you

Answer 17

ohh i do that silly mistake always lol.. .:)

Answer 18

does that mean I only need to be in radians if I'm converting to radians.

Answer 19

actually it doesnt matter wat mode we put the answer in as long as we're clear.

When the question doesn't say about units, always put it in degrees - default is accepted as degrees by many folks.

Answer 20

32.64 degrees

is same as

0.57 radians

Answer 21

k thanx.

Answer 22

so... we're fine when we specify the units explicitly. when the question doesnt bother about degrees/radians, always put the answer in degrees, cuz thats the most accepted form (default)

Answer 23

you're wlcme :)

Answer 24

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