Calculators Not getting the right answers for sine, cosine and tangent with TI-89

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Issues with obtaining correct answers for sine, cosine, and tangent functions often stem from whether the calculator is set to radians or degrees. To check the setting on a calculator, access the F2 menu and look for the options labeled "radians" and "degrees." Highlight the desired option and press enter to select it. Ensuring the correct mode is crucial for accurate trigonometric calculations.
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I'm not getting the right answers for sine, cosine and tangent functions. I have no idea why this is.
 
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did you check whether you're in radians or degrees?
 
How do I do that? I just got this calculator.
 
click on F2 (window)

look for radians | degrees

and highlight the one you want and click enter
 
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