I NEED HELP PLEASE!
Find the measure of angle y. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. (please type the numerical answer only)
use yout trig inverses
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what trig function uses only the legs of the triangle?
I'm not really sure. I think it's tangent.
tangent is correct
so, let define the tan(y) as 5/14 inverse the fuction to get: y=\(tan^{-1}(5/14)\)
Okay
Then what?
then you round the answer to the nearest hundredth as directed :/
Find the measure of angle y. y = tan^(-1) (5/14) Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. after you it the equal sign on the calculator a bunch of numbers come up .... you will want to round them as needed
I got 0.34
Well I got 0.34 after I rounded it. Is that correct?
Or is it 34.30 instead of 0.34?
@amistre64
keep in mind that inverse trig function give radian values as output
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=arctan%285%2F14%29 .34302.... is in radians, 19.65 is in degrees
.34 would seem to me to be the correct one, but if its wrong try the other one :)
hmmm on closer inspection; it is asking for \(y^o\), y degree, so 19.65 is looking to be the correct one
and just as a conversion since calculator tend to give radians: radian * 180/pi, converts radians to degrees
Thank you so much for helping!
youre welcome, good luck
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