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Question
`(sin 40° + cos 50°)/(tan 38°20')`
Solution
`(sin 40° + cos 50°)/(tan 38°20')`
= `(0.6428 + 0.6428)/(0.7907)`
= `(1.2856)/(0.7907)`
= 1.6259.
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