Whats the measure of (?) by grads to the nearest hundredth?
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I think the correct answer is 13.81. maybe you calculate wrong. Try it again. by the way, you're good at Maths. I like Maths too, so we can be friend and learn more about Math.hihi
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That's in degree , you have to convert it into grads
i dont mind at all welcome :)
I did the same way
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Good Job ;)
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Let us do it by numbers
450 cos(30) -150 = 389.711 - 150 = 239.711
450 * sin(30) + 750 = 225 + 750 = 975
according to the computer scientific calculator the inverse tan of ( 239.711 / 975) = 13.812 degrees
how did you obtain your answer ????
thanks,
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@Ossama Ismail – 1 ° = 1 . 1 1 1 G r a d s
@Ossama Ismail – Mr. Osama, The trick that you fell at is converting the degree to gradient ;) Thanks for your comment
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@Fares Salem – This is not nice trick ..... I have never used this grades before !!! thank you,
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I didn't convert the degree of (?) to gradient on my paper