1. We are given that the angle is determined by the formula
[tex]\theta=tan^{\text{ - 1}}(\frac{33}{x})-tan^{\text{ -1 }}(\frac{8}{x})[/tex]lets say we want to sit at x = 25 feet. So if we replace x with 25 and we plug it in our equation, using a calculator in radians we get
[tex]\theta=tan^{\text{ -1}}(\frac{33}{25})-tan^{\text{ -1}}(\frac{8}{25})\text{ = }0.61276\text{ radians}[/tex]3. To transform one angle that is in radians, to degrees, we must mutiply by 180° and divide by pi radians. So, in our case we get
[tex]\theta\text{ = 0. 61276}\cdot\frac{180}{\pi}\text{ = }35.1086\text{ degrees}[/tex]