Please help! Medal awarded. What is the measure of the complementary angle to 1.4 radians? Give an exact answer.

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ganeshie8 · Answer

Complementary angles add up to $\pi/2$; so you need to solve $x$ in :

$\large 1.4 + x = \pi/2$

anonymous · Answer

ganeshie8, I got decimal and it's asking for radians. i'm a little lost

ribhu · Answer

@rvc .... hello

rvc · Answer

hi @ribhu

anonymous · Answer

can you guys please help

jhannybean · Answer

Convert 1.4 radians to a fractional representation. $$1.4 ~\text{rad}~ = 1\frac{4}{10}~\pi = \frac{14}{10}\pi = \frac{7\pi}{5}$$ And now solve for x.

jhannybean · Answer

Do you have answer choices?

anonymous · Answer

thanks so much! I will type them out right now :)