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check trig question please (do without calculator)
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this is a -420 degree angle...so its going clock wise...then i believe the 60 degree angle ends up in the 4th quadrant. it's sec and cos, so it's positive
is this... \[\frac{ 1 }{ \sqrt{3}/2 }\]
Nope, I think you must have messed something up, I did my work slightly differently let me see if I can find your mistake
actually. i think it's 1/(1/2)
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Yeah all your reasoning is perfectly right, it's just you wrote the wrong number. You corrected yourself though, 2 is the right answer. =P
lol it's because for a second i inversed sec as tan for some weird reason. just realized it was cosine
thanks again
cool yeah no problem
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