find the value of= cos^-1 cos(1540)
brunoconti:
u mean 1540 pi?
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100
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
find the value of = cos^-1 cos(1540)
We know that cos^-1 (cos a) = a
So we have
Cos^-1 (cos 1540) = cos^-1 [cos(1440 + 100)]
Now cos (360 x n + theta) = cos theta
So cos(360 x 4 + 100) = cos 100
So cos^-1(cos 100) = 100 degree
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