50 cos 30 degrees
the answer is 43.3 but i dont know how to get that answer
+118725 50 cos 30 degrees
draw an equilateral triangle with side lenth 2
split it in half.
Then you will have a right angled triangle with acute angles 60 and 30 degrees
the sides will be 2,1, and using pythagoras' theorem the 3rd side is sqrt3.
From that triangle you can see that cos 30 = sqrt3 / 2
so 50cos30 = (50sqrt3/2) = 25*sqrt3
If you just want the approximation it is easier to do it on the calc in the first place.
if you type in 50cos30 into the site calc on the home page then press = maybe a couple of times it will give you your answer.
+118725 50 cos 30 degrees
draw an equilateral triangle with side lenth 2
split it in half.
Then you will have a right angled triangle with acute angles 60 and 30 degrees
the sides will be 2,1, and using pythagoras' theorem the 3rd side is sqrt3.
From that triangle you can see that cos 30 = sqrt3 / 2
so 50cos30 = (50sqrt3/2) = 25*sqrt3
If you just want the approximation it is easier to do it on the calc in the first place.
if you type in 50cos30 into the site calc on the home page then press = maybe a couple of times it will give you your answer.
