Content X InQuiziti X Module X Rational X lc Numeric X Periodic X New Apj X Mail - A X y! A rocket X Homew X X imathas.rationalreasoning.net/assessment/showtest.php G 0 A UARK Home Page Classes MLA citation gener.. a Amazon 0 Mail - Avery Lowe -... Blackboard Courses if Labflow - Course: U. Rational Reasoning.. CEA sign in hi Handshake Submit Question 1. Points possible: 2 License Unlimited attempts. Score on last attempt: 0. Score in gradebook: 0 Message instructor about this question A rocket is fired from the ground at some angle and travels in a straight path. When the rocket has traveled 500 yards it is 315 yards above the ground. At what angle (in degrees) was the rocket fired? To remind yourself how to evaluate trig functions for angle measures in degrees in this program, click here. To force the computer to interpret your angle measure as a number of degrees, use sind() for the sine function, cosd() for the cosine function, or tand() for the tangent function. To evaluate tan(30 ), for example, you will need to enter tand(30). For example, to return angle measures from the inverse trig functions, enter arccosd(), arcsind(), or arctand(). To evaluate sin " (0.6) or arcsin(0.6) and have the angle measure returned in degrees, you need to enter arcsind(0.6). It's also a good idea to put parentheses around these trig functions, like (tand(30)). 0 = Preview degrees Submit Question 2. Points possible: 3 License Unlimited attempts. Message instructor about this question A 14-foot long ladder is placed against a wall and then the base of the ladder is pulled away from the wall. As the base of the ladder is pulled away from the wall, the top of the ladder slides down the wall (and the length of the ladder stays fixed) 52.F Rain O 10:04 PM 4/21/2022