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MATH / Let t be the smallest positive real number for which cost=cost^(∘). (We are taking the cosine of t radians on the left and of t degrees on the right.) Determine ⌊t⌋. · Discussion

Discussing Let t be the smallest positive real number for which cost=cost^(∘). (We are taking the cosine of t radians on the left and of t degrees on the right.) Determine ⌊t⌋. · MATH

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