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Solve each question in the interval from 0to 2 pi. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. 3cos4theta=-2
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@imqwerty hey do you think you could help me with this?
first divide both sides by 3 cos 4theta = ?
-2/3
right now find the angle in the first quadrant whose cccccccccccccosine is 2/3
lol the c stuck!!
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.78?
lol
we are working in radians right?
yes
i don't get 0.78
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i think.. actually i have no idea
use ur calculator the key is probably marked cos-1
1.27
no
press cos-1 then (2/3) then enter or exe
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.84
right! now the cosine is negative in the 2nd and 3rd quadrants |dw:1454449157988:dw|
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