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now you know theta, just do the sin of 90 - theta and that's it!
since you know whatr cos(theta) is, you just take the inverse cos of that number to get theta and 'reverse' cos, essentially. you are just solving for theta, by reversing the cos function with cos^-1
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Answer:
Line "L" has the slope of 1 and line "K" has the slope of 2.
In order to graph a line with the slope of think of the numerator as the "rise" (how much you move up/down on the y-intercept) and the denominator as the "run" (how much you move to the side on the x-intercept)
Step-by-step explanation:
A slope of "1" is simply so you rise up one and move to the right once. This clearly demonstrated on line "L".
A slope of "2" is so you rise up two and move to the right once, as is demonstrated on line "K".
For the 2nd question, line "A" will have a slope of therefore it will move up once and then to the side three times. It will look like the image attached to this answer.
I hope this helped! Feel free to ask questions if needed!
