SOLUTION: Find two positive angles less than 360 satisfying csc= 4.096. Round your angles to a tenth of a degree.
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Question 957838: Find two positive angles less than 360 satisfying csc= 4.096. Round your angles to a tenth of a degree.
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Find two positive angles less than 360 satisfying csc= 4.096. Round your angles to a tenth of a degree.
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csc is positive in QI and QII
sin(t) = 1/4.096 = 0.24414
t = arcsin(0.24414) = 14.3 degrees
Or
t = 180 - 14.3 = 165.7 degrees
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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