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Do I use sine or cosine?
we can write this formula: \[11 = 21\cos x\] therefore, we have: \[\cos x = \frac{{11}}{{21}} = ...?\]
0.865
This is how I entered it in my calculator cos(11/21)=0.8659
I got this value: \(11/21=0.524\) then we have to compute the inverse function of cosine: \[x = \arccos \left( {0.524} \right) = ...?\]
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or, using an equivalent notation: \[x = {\cos ^{ - 1}}\left( {0.524} \right) = ...?\]
you can use WIndows calculator for example
1.019
I'm using my TI-84 plus... It's in radians mode
please use it in "deg" mode
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Alright :) I got 58.3
yes! so what is the right option?
Option B.. Since, the value can't be rounded.
that's right!
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