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  1. March 13th 2012, 05:44 AM #1
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    Gradient = Tanθ problem Please HELP

    The assignment is as follow:
    Use the gradient values for EF (-0.2978) and EG (0.4715) to find the angle FEG.

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    Re: Gradient = Tanθ problem Please HELP

    m \angle E = \arctan(0.4715) - \arctan(-0.2978)
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    Re: Gradient = Tanθ problem Please HELP

    Thanks a lot!
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