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Suppose that X is an angle in standard position and that X' is it's reference angle. If cosX = -4/ squareroot of 17. find the exact value of cosX'

is it 4/square root of 17?
15 years ago

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Reiny
yes, X' would be in quadrant I, so its cosine would be positive.
cos X' = 4/√17
15 years ago
Kunaie
No
4 years ago

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