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> √74 = sec arctan sec arctan … √44. He meant "sec arctan sec arctan … √74 = √44." (sent him a message) Also why not just applying the power 0 (assuming numbe
by aboutruby 8y ago
> √74 = sec arctan sec arctan … √44.
He meant "sec arctan sec arctan … √74 = √44." (sent him a message)
Also why not just applying the power 0 (assuming numbers are different than 0) both sides. Would be a school-level operation and very likely the shortest.
- SamReidHughes 8y agoYou can't write down new numbers in the formula.
- aboutruby 8y agoOh, I read too quickly, the ° is uses is the degree "operator" (it really isn't an operator IMHO).
- madcaptenor 8y agoYou could argue that the degree operator is just another name for multiplication by the constant pi/180.