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Given cos(k)= negative square root of 3, which is then divided by 2, and 450 degrees < k < 630 degrees, the smallest possible value for k must be ____ degrees.

 Jan 25, 2022
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the smallest possible value for k must be ____ degrees.

 

Hello Julia!

 

cos(k)=32arccos(32)=k{(150+n360)deg,(210+n360)deg}

 

{510deg,570deg} {k | 450deg < k < 630deg}

 

The smallest possible value for k must be: k = 510 degrees.

laugh  !

 Jan 25, 2022
edited by asinus  Jan 25, 2022
edited by asinus  Jan 25, 2022
edited by asinus  Jan 25, 2022
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cos30=32        (knowledge from a 30,60, 90 triangle)

 

2nd or 3rd quad

 

smallest is   180-30 = 150       next is    180+300=210

next is     150+360= 510   BINGO

 

Just as asinus said!  

 Jan 26, 2022

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