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If the range was big enough would -236.3 be an angle?
By using the cast diagram but backwards (in the negative direction)...
Thanks for the great vid btw,
TheAuburnSunset 8 months ago
@TheAuburnSunset yes
ExamSolutions 8 months ago
where did you get that scientific calculator program?
it would be helpful to have on my computer :)
YouBenTV 1 year ago
@YouBenTV Just Google Casio calculator emulator. Bought it from Oxford Calculators
ExamSolutions 1 year ago