I'd suggest you write:
":<span>What is cos theta IF tan theta= 8/5?
tan theta = opp / adj = 8 / 5, so we know that opp = 8 and adj = 5. Then the length of the hypotenuse is sqrt(8^2+5^2) = 9.43.
Thus, the cosine of theta / cosine of this angle is
adj 5
----- = ---------- , or about 0.53.
hyp 9.43</span>
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Step-by-step explanation:
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To solve for x, we have to remember to isolate the variable.

For 1/2, we can make that 0.5, since their values are equivalent. Our equation:

Let's distribute the 0.5 first.


Now, let's simplify the right side of the equation. We have to distribute the negative to 3x and 1.

Then, we simplify the entire expression.


Our equation now:

Let's add 3x to the right and 3x to the left to simplify the -3x on the right side of the equation.


Let's do the same thing we did in Step 3 to 1.5. Subtract 1.5 on both sides of the equation.


Finally, we divide both sides by 6 to isolate x.


This is most likely coming from a triangle where angle x has an opposite side of length 9.4, and an adjacent side of length 8.2, giving rise to the equation
tan(x) = 9.4/8.2
x = (tan^-1)(9.4/8.2)
Simplifying gives:
x = (tan^-1)(1.146)
x = 48.9 degrees.
This is approximately equal to 49 degrees.