+8 I need help step by step by solving this equation: sin x = -0,35
in the format 30 + n*360 you know, but don't just write the answer, because I don't know how to get the r in r+n*360
Is it arcsin? or do I have to use the standard 30 degrees in the sinx = 30+n*360 ?
(If you don't understand my explanation, just try to answer the first question and explain in step by step what you are doing)
thanks :p
+33653 Use arcsin(-0.35)
On the calculator on the home page here, first press the 2nd key, then the asin key ( asin is arcsin).
Remember that angles that produce negative values for sine occur in the third and fourth quadrants (I.e. Between 180 and 360 degrees).
+8 But the answer in my book says x1= 200.5+n*360, x2=339,5 + n*360, and arcsin(-0,35) is ~-20,5, and not 200,5
