## anonymous 3 years ago what is the radian measure of an angle whose sine is 0.8?

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2. anonymous

if it's not in rad, multiply the arcsin by 180/pi

3. anonymous

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Got it?

5. anonymous

Yes! Thank you very much. So, it says to find the radian measure of tangent -.25 now. Do I put in tan -.25 eeeerrr, am I doing this completely wrong? haha

6. anonymous

Sorry, I'm a lost one when it comes to trig.

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I got 3 questions: do you have a calculator? has anyone told you how pretty you are? what kind of calculator is it?

8. anonymous

no. I've been getting by on a calc on my computer this entire year. haha and thank you!

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okay, you're using windows?

10. anonymous

yes.

11. anonymous

type -.25, then click on the button that says "inv", then you'll see "tan-1" where "tan" used to be. Click that and you have an answer.

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got it?

13. anonymous

yup, thank you!

14. anonymous

$\arcsin(0.8)=53,130102354$ $x=53,130\pi/180$ $x=0.295$