Inverse Ratios Trigonometry Missing Angles

Which equation would you use to solve for the unknown angle?

• x = sin^–1(4/5)

• x = cos^–1(4/5)

• x = cos^–1(5/4)

• x = tan^–1(4/5)

Which equation would you use to solve for the unknown angle?

• x = tan^–1(24/7)

• x = tan^–1(7/24)

• x = tan^–1(25/7)

• x = tan^–1(7/25)

Which equation could be used to solve for the unknown angle?

• x =sin^–1(25/24)

• x = sin^–1(24/25)

• x = sin^–1(25/7)

• x = sin^–1(7/25)

Which equation would you use to solve for the unknown angle?

• x =tan^–1(51/85)

• x = tan^–1(85/51)

• x = tan^–1(51/68)

• x = tan^–1(68/51)

Which equation would you use to solve for the unknown angle?

• x =cos^–1(68/85)

• x = cos^–1(85/68)

• x = cos^–1(51/85)

• x = cos^–1(85/51)

Which equation would you use to solve for the unknown angle?

• x = sin^–1(56/70)

• x = sin^–1(70/56)

• x = sin^–1(70/42)

• x = sin^–1(42/70)

Solve for the missing angle

• 32°
• 44°
• 61°
• 50°

Find the measure of the angle.  Round to the nearest tenth. 

• 66.4
• 63.4
• 47.8
• 69.4

Find the measure of the indicated angle (?) round to the nearest tenth.

• 9.4
• 55.2
• 20.15
• 19.4

Find the measure of the missing angle.

• 64^o
• 26^o
• 61^o
• .008^o