Hey guys. It's been forever!
Here's a trig problem for you from my homework. I'm honeslty a little burnt out from a big trig. review so I thought I'd post this and by the time I come back to it answered I'll be able to think more clearly!
Any help would be much appreciated!
Sorry it's a little blurry
Hey, ND.....good to see you!!!
Here's my take on this one......
If the Celestial North Pole traces out a complete orbit every 26,000 years, it must move through 360° during that time....so.....in one year it must move:
(1/26000) * 360° = (9/650)° = about 0.01384615° =
about 0.8307 ' 50" [roughly]