Will medal. Need simple help. http://prntscr.com/6xmcyz
Just substitute x=\(\sf sin\theta\) And then factor that equation.
After factoring is where I need the help.
And once you have it factored, you just replace x with \(\sf sin\theta\) and just solve for \(\theta\)
So that equation can be factored to: \(\sf (4x+1)^2=0\)
sin=-1/4
So you basically solve: \(\sf 4sin\theta +1 - 0\)
Exactly!
I know the algebra; Help me from after this.
And then you have to use a calculator to solve for it since it does not have any special angles.
I am getting 14.4
Oh I already got this right. The system is just picky. http://prntscr.com/6xmfw2 but 14.4 isn't close
i did it right earlier. what am i doing wrong now?
oh NEGATIVE 1/4
Exactly, and also remember we are in degrees.
So when you put in -1/4 you get -14.48
-14.5+360=345.5 and 180-(-14.5)=194.4
Exactly :)
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