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2. Using a scientific calculator, find the cos 36 degrees.
A. .9421
B. .8090
C. .7113
D. .6591

3. In the right triangle ABC, angle C equals 90 degrees. If angle B is 63 degrees, what is the measure of angle A?
A. 27 degrees
B. 37 degrees
C. 47 degrees
D. 57 degrees

4. When using right triangle trigonometry, the ratio of adjacent side/hypotenuse is named what?
A. Sine
B. Cosine
C. Tangent

8. Solve the trig equation for which x is the missing side of a right triangle.
sin 34 degrees =x/7
A. 3.2
B.3.9
C. 4.7
D. 8.3

10. Using a scientific calculator, find the meausre of the angle whose tangent value is 1.2799
A. 40 degrees
B. 47 degrees
C. 52 degrees
D. 60 degrees
Thanks everyone.

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2. B. Make sure your calculator is in degree mode (not radians) and type in cos(36.

3. A. A triangle has 180 degrees. 180 - (63 + 90) = 27.

4. B. Cosine. Remember the CAH in SOHCAHTOA. Cosine=adjacent/hypotenuse.

8. B. sin(34 degrees = x/7
Multiply both sides by 7.
7sin(34 = x
Type in 7sin(34 on your calculator to get the value of x. It is approximately 3.9.

10. C. tan(x = 1.2799
Use the arctan operator, which looks like this: tan^-1. It basically "undoes" the tangent part of tan(x so you end up with just x.
x = tan^-1(1.2799
x = approximately 52 degrees

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2) cos(36°) is approximately 0.8090. Answer choice B.
3) The sum of the measures of the angles of a triangle is always 180°.
So, then 180° = 90° + 63° +x°.
180 = 153 + x
27 = x
Answer choice A.
4) Adjacent / Hypotenuse is also known as cosine.
Answer choice B.
8) sin(34°) = x / 7
7(sin(34°)) = x
x is approximately 3.914
Answer choice B.
10) tan(x) = 1.2799
x = arctan(1.2799)
x is approximately 52 degrees.
Answer choice C.

I hope this helps!

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2.) B

3.) 180 - (90 + 63) = 27 degrees

4) B

8.) x = 7*sin(34) = 3.9

10) arctan(1.2799) = 52 degrees
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