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Homework Statement
x=degrees, not radians
0=[(g)(r)(sinX)-(g)(r)(y)(cosX)] / (cosx)-y(sinx)
how do I solve for y?
Solving for Y in Degrees: Step-by-Step Guide and Examples
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x=degrees, not radians
0=[(g)(r)(sinX)-(g)(r)(y)(cosX)] / (cosx)-y(sinx)
how do I solve for y?
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a/b=0 if a=0 no? So set the numerator equal to zero. It should be straightforward from there.
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