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If 0 < y <, find y = cos-1(sqrt 3/2). Express the answer in degrees. y = 150°
y = 30°
y = 210°


If 0 < y <, find y = cos-1(sqrt 3/2). Express the answer in degrees.

y = 150°
y = 30°
y = 2

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y = 30°
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