use degree measure for your answers. use a calculator and round the results to one decimal place for (c) and (d)
(a) in triangle ABC, sin B = square root of 2 all over 2. What are the possible values for angle B?
my thought: since sin is positive in the first and second quadrant, I believe that it is 45 degrees and 135 degrees.
(b) in triangle DEF, cos E = square root of 2 all over 2. What are the possible values for angle E?
my thought: since cos is positive in the first and fourth quadrant, I believe that it is 45 degrees and 315 degrees. This answer, however, does not agree with book answer.
(c)In triangle GHI, sin H = 1/4. What are the possible values for angle H?
My thought: ? Book answer: 14.5 degrees or 165.5 degrees
(d) In triangle JKL, cos K= -2/3. What are the possible values for angle K?
My thought:? Book Answer: 131.8 degrees
a is right
b is 45. There is only one hundred eighty degrees in a triangle, so no angle can be 315.
c. Arc sin .25 = ?
d. Arc cos -.666 =?
I don't know what you mean by "book answer". You have to work out the arc sin/cos values.
y= -2sec4x +2. Sketch the graph include 2 full periods. Use a graphing utility to verify result
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