How do I solve for tan(p)

Mathematics

1 answer:

a_sh-v [17]4 years ago

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The tan function goes by the syntax (setup) of tan(O/A) where O is the side opposite of the chosen angle, and A is the adjacent (next to) side from the angle.
To find an angle, you would use tan^-1(O/A);. This is called the tangent inverse.
This gives you tan^-1(12/16) which is 36.87 (if you need to find an angle.
If you just want to find tan(p) you would do tan(12/16) which is 0.01

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