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then you would use the (cosine inverse) using calculator \[\cos^{-1} (0.682828644501)\] the result will be the angle
I don't know how to do that with my calculator.
would it 47 degrees? because it saids to the nearest degree?
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@ranga is this right?
no \[\cos^{-1} (291/391) = 41.90 \approx 42\]
but we got 0.6828. im using the chart
but 291/391 = 0.7442455 not 0.6828286
no its 267/391
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from the pic.
Yes, cos^(-1) { 267/391) approximately equals 47 degrees.
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