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Question 2

1pts
Find the angle measure. Round to the nearest tenth.

tan x=1.16

x=
degrees
(Enter your answer as a number with one decimal place.)

Question 22\newline1pts 1 \mathrm{pts} \newlineFind the angle measure. Round to the nearest tenth.\newlinetanx=1.16 \tan x=1.16 \newlinex= \mathrm{x}= \newlinedegrees\newline(Enter your answer as a number with one decimal place.)

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Q. Question 22\newline1pts 1 \mathrm{pts} \newlineFind the angle measure. Round to the nearest tenth.\newlinetanx=1.16 \tan x=1.16 \newlinex= \mathrm{x}= \newlinedegrees\newline(Enter your answer as a number with one decimal place.)
  1. Understand the Problem: Understand the problem.\newlineWe need to find the measure of an angle xx whose tangent is 1.161.16. To do this, we will use the inverse tangent function, which is often denoted as tan1\tan^{-1} or arctan\arctan.
  2. Use a Calculator: Use a calculator to find the angle.\newlineWe will input the value into a calculator to find the angle whose tangent is 1.161.16. Make sure the calculator is set to degree mode since we want the answer in degrees.\newlineCalculation: x=arctan(1.16)x = \arctan(1.16)
  3. Round the Result: Round the result to the nearest tenth.\newlineAfter using the calculator, we get the angle measure. We then round this number to one decimal place as instructed.
  4. Verify the Result: Verify the result.\newlineAfter rounding, we should check to make sure the calculator was indeed in degree mode and that we have correctly rounded the result to the nearest tenth.

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