Answer:
t = 9.57
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use trig functions to solve for the t
Recall the 3 main trig ratios
Sin = opposite / hypotenuse
Cos = adjacent / hypotenuse
Tan = opposite / adjacent.
( note hypotenuse = longest side , opposite = side opposite of angle and adjacent = other side )
We are given an angle as well as its opposite side length ( which has a measure of 18 ) and we need to find its adjacent "t"
When dealing with the opposite and adjacent we use trig ratio tan.
Tan = opp / adj
angle measure = 62 , opposite side length = 18 and adjacent = t
Tan(62) = 18/t
we now solve for t
Tan(62) = 18/t
multiply both sides by t
Tan(62)t = 18
divide both sides by tan(62)
t = 18/tan(62)
t = 9.57
And we are done!
34.I
for this problem you just multiply the 20 by 2=40
and then you add 40+3=43
which will equal
35.G
if you divide
so G
36. C
so if you subtract
will equal
Answer:
16.12ft
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
3pi/4 and -pi/4
Step-by-step explanation:
We can simplify -6/6 to -1.
Therefore, this function can be simplified to arctan(-1).
Recall that the meaning of arctan is to find a value that will get the value inside the parenthesis when taken the tangent of it. In other words, tan(x) = -1.
Recall that tan(x) = sin(x)/cos(x). Now recall that sin(pi/4) and cos(pi/4) are both sqrt(2)/2, meaning that tan(pi/4) is 1. To make it -1, we can either make sin(x) -1 while keeping cos(x) 1, or the other way around.
If x is -pi/4, cos(x) will still be 1, but sin(x) will be -1, so tan(-pi/4) will be -1.
If x is 3pi/4, cos(x) will be -1, but sin(x) will still be 1, so tan(3pi/4) will be -1.
Side note: there are still infinite more answers. You can attain them by adding or subtracting 2pi as many times as you want from 3pi/4 or -pi/4 and still get an arctan of -1.
