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tan(52 degrees)=15/y solve for y
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\[a=\frac{b}{y}\] solve for \(y\)
I would reciprocal both sides first yes I used that one word as a verb
\[15=\frac{2}{y}\] solve for \(y\)
reciprocal both sides??
assume a and b don't equal zero and assuming a=b then 1/a=1/b
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but yeah if you can solve a=b/y for y then that is a good start
so would I multiply the y on both sides so 15*y=2?
yeah
so here you would multiply y on both sides as well y tan(52)=15
ok thanks a bunch!
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