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I'm not getting the right answer and don't know why... SOLVE: cos(theta)=1/4 ...so I take the inverse cos of each side so that I have theta=1.32. The first answer is 1.32+2kpi (and I get that), but second answer is 4.97+kpi and I don't know how they got that?
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Hi, This question should be asked in \( \large\bf The ~{\href{ /Mathematics }{Mathematics ~Section}}\) It all depends on what you're solving for. If it's Z, then you'll have: \[\Theta = 1.32\pm 2\pi n, 4.65 \pm 2\pi n\]
Sorry I didn't realize I was in the wrong section Z?
Yes, you'll have a lot more luck asking in the mathematics section. Also, you need to clarify. Are we solving for degrees, radius, simplification, x, theta, Z, cos?
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