Answer:
130 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Since angles P and Q are supplementary (meaning that they add up to 180), we can set up the equation:
180 = 50 + Q
Q = 130
Well it's 4 time the radius, so 4r
And it's 3 less than that, so
4r - 3 is the height
Decided by 12 is 2 your welcome
I am assuming you mean 4/7 as the sine or cosine cannot be higher than 1.
Lets find <span>θ,
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θ = [sin-1](4/7) = 34.85 °
But lets take into account that this value is the equivalent in Quadrant I.
If Θ lies in Quadrant II , then θ = 180 ° - 34.85 ° = 145.15 °
So cosθ = cos (145.15) = -0.821
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1000000000000000
