How do you use a calculator to evaluate ${tan}^{- 1} (12)$ $tan^-1 (12)$ in both radians and degree?

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How do you use a calculator to evaluate ${tan}^{- 1} (12)$ $tan^-1 (12)$ in both radians and degree?

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Answer 1 · 2017-03-05T16:24:28

$0.47 π$ $0.47pi$
$85^{\circ} 24$ $85^@24$

Explanation:

Use calculator:
tan x = 12 --> $x = 85^{\circ} 24$ $x = 85^@24$
Convert x to radians:
$180^{\circ} - \to π$ $180^@ --> pi$
$1^{\circ} - \to \frac{π}{180}$ $1^@ --> pi/180$
$85^{\circ} 24 - \to \frac{(85.24) π}{180} = 0.47 π$ $85^@24 --> ((85.24)pi)/180 = 0.47pi$

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