x = 16.7+180*k deg where k is an integer.
If tan x = 0.3 then arctan x = 16.70° (2dp)
Yes because a whole turn equals 360 degrees and when we divide 360 by 3 we'll get 120 degrees there are 3 lines at the angle at a point
The tangent line to a straight line, such as y = 2x - 3, is the straight line, itself.
30 degrees or pi/6
x = 16.7+180*k deg where k is an integer.
If tan x = 0.3 then arctan x = 16.70° (2dp)
3tan (2t) = sqrt(3) tan (2t) = sqrt(3)/3 = 0.577 from tangent tables, 2t = 30 degrees t = 15 degrees
y = 2(x) - (pi/3) + (sqrt(3)/2)
The tangent of 60 degrees is sqrt(3) = 1.732 approx. The shape or size of the triangle is irrelevant.The tangent of 60 degrees is sqrt(3) = 1.732 approx. The shape or size of the triangle is irrelevant.The tangent of 60 degrees is sqrt(3) = 1.732 approx. The shape or size of the triangle is irrelevant.The tangent of 60 degrees is sqrt(3) = 1.732 approx. The shape or size of the triangle is irrelevant.
Because: tan(60) = square root of 3
-sqrt(3) = -1.732 (rounded)
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determine the degree of -3
Yes because a whole turn equals 360 degrees and when we divide 360 by 3 we'll get 120 degrees there are 3 lines at the angle at a point
The tangent line to a straight line, such as y = 2x - 3, is the straight line, itself.
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