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Find the approximate unknown angle o using inverse trigonometric ratios (sin-1,cos-1, or tan-1)

Find the approximate unknown angle o using inverse trigonometric ratios (sin-1,cos-example-1
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Answer:


\displaystyle 0,1922986515...\pi = \theta \\ 35° \approx \theta

Step-by-step Step-by-step explanation:


\displaystyle sec^(-1)\:1(177)/(823) = \theta; 0,1922986515...\pi\:[or\:34,613757274...°] \\ \\ \boxed{0,1922986515...\pi = \theta\:[35° \approx \theta]}

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\displaystyle cos^(-1)\:(823)/(1000) = \theta; 0,1922986515...\pi\:[or\:34,613757274...°] \\ \\ \boxed{0,1922986515...\pi = \theta\:[35° \approx \theta]}

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