For square roots you can also use the sqrt function. Note that the trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions all use radians. The constants pi and e are available. The calculator shows only six decimal places of a number, but actually calculates with about 16 digits of precision. Use the calculator to calculate the angle at vertex P, and enter this in Question 2.
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