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OpenStudy (detectivefluffy):
tan[arccos(-11/61)]=?
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OpenStudy (3mar):
Hello!
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OpenStudy (detectivefluffy):
Yes please
OpenStudy (3mar):
Of course.
That is with my pleasure!
What does arccos(-11/61) mean?
OpenStudy (moldybubblegum11):
i think its -5.45454545455 but im not sure... ill just let you explain it 3mar
OpenStudy (3mar):
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OpenStudy (moldybubblegum11):
i know, sorry.
OpenStudy (3mar):
"We are here to help", not for just complete the missing parts in the questions!
OpenStudy (moldybubblegum11):
i need to learn this to. lol
OpenStudy (detectivefluffy):
It means cos= -61/11?
OpenStudy (detectivefluffy):
It isn't really a value on the unit circle so i have trouble solving that lol
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OpenStudy (3mar):
No no
It is not like this.
\[\Huge\color{red}{\arccos(-\frac{ 11 }{ 61 })=\cos^{-1} (-\frac{ 11 }{ 61 })}\]
agree?
OpenStudy (detectivefluffy):
agree
OpenStudy (moldybubblegum11):
what does tan and cos mean?
OpenStudy (3mar):
Great!
OpenStudy (3mar):
Step by step.
We now need to use what we have to get what we need
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OpenStudy (3mar):
So now if we represent that value, we would got::
|dw:1479449782560:dw|
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