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Use a calculator to find the value of the expression rounded to two decimal places.
cos-¹(-√ 3/3)
a) -35.26 b)125.26 c) -0.62 d)2.19
I set my calculator to radian measures and put the problem in exactly as its stated i get:
sin-¹(√3/3)+ pi/2
Now what am I to do with this?
If I set my calculator to degrees I get this:
90(sin-¹(√3/3) pi/90+pi)
oh Thank You Jane... I see it now....
Thank you Jane that was very helpful, however you lost me on that last one.
Help... My book has got to be crazy.. I just don't get the concept. All through the text book says "verify" and my chapter test says "complete". The end of chapter included radians which really confuse me. Here they are.
sin(x+3pi/2) =?
what about
tan(pi - θ)= ? (wouldnt that just be -tan θ ?)
sin² θ/2=?
I am just lost with this stuff... can someone provide some detail explainations. Learning from the text in the book atleast provided the "=" so that I could figure it out.
Stuck on this one maybe stuck on stupid too. I just can't get it to work out correctly
Here it is :
complete the identity : sec^4x +sec^2x tan^2x-2tan^4x=?
I can not come up with any of the below
4sec^2x
3sec^2x-2
sec^2x+2
tan^2x-1
Hellpppppppp!
Thank you that works
My book really isn't clear on how to do this one:
Find another repersentation, (r, θ ), for the point under the given conditions.
(4,pi/4)r>0 and-2pi<θ <0
Clueless........................
When reworking this problem correctly I get the same answe as you did Mathsyperson, however the mulitple choice answers dont reflect 61 meters. they are 29, 116, 118 and 58 sq meters.
Ok this one is use Heron's formula to find the area of the triangle. It sounded like it was going to be complicated by the name but when I looked at how to work it out it seemed easy.
here is the problem: a=13 meters, b=19 meters, c = 10 meters So.......
to begin the Heron's formula I did this
s=1/2(a+b+c) = 1/2(13+19+10)=42 then
AREA= sqrt 42(42-13)(42-19)(42-10)
= sqrt 896448
I think but, this is where I get lost.
thanks for the in put
Thank You, but...........
How do I find one of the answers above from sin x = 0 cos x =1/2?
answers:
0,1.05,3.14,5.24 or
0,2.09,3.14,4.19 or
0,2.09,4.19 or
1.05, 3.14,5.24
My inverse function is not giving me anything that matches
Here we go again. This is the question:
"Use a calculator to slove the equation on the interval [0,2pi). Round to the nearest hundredth.
sin 2x - sin x= 0
These are the choices of answers:
0, 1.05, 3.14, 5.24
0, 2.09, 3.14, 4.19
1.05, 3.14, 5.24
0, 2.09,4.19
Now on the other hand I solved a problem simuliar to the one above (tan x= 3.0)
The answer is 1.25, 4.39 (easy)
But the one above I have no clue how to begin to figure it out.
Thank You both the information was helpful
I need to get the tricks of the trade on this one.
Find all solutions of the equation:
cot x sec x= 2 cot x
Note: I am trying to teach my self this math all my classes are taken on line, my instructor pretty much just refers me to websites for more information, so what ever detailed info that anyone can give me I am sure it will help me understand how to figure these type of questions out.
Thanks
Ok Ok... I have to try this one again. I have looked every where and re-read the paragraph on the powers of trig functions, nothing was revealing (to me any way). Here's my repost to my orginal.
Help me guys there is got to be some soultion on how to work this out.
Mathsyperson: thanks for the laugh I agree the book shows examples of the Trig functions with powers . Then ask to figure out cos 4x however it does proved multiple choice answers of:
3-4 cos 2x + 4x / 8
or
2-4 cos 2x + 4x /8
or
3-2 cos 2x + 4x /8
or
3+4 cos 2x + 4x /8
I tired a little backwards thinking but still can't figure it out and more feed back you can add is welcome and I checked again, unless its a typo it does say "cos 4x"
Mathsyperson: thanks for the laugh I agree the book shows examples of the Trig functions with powers . Then ask to figure out cos 4x however it does proved multiple choice answers of:
3-4 cos 2x + 4x / 8
or
2-4 cos 2x + 4x /8
or
3-2 cos 2x + 4x /8
or
3+4 cos 2x + 4x /8
I tired a little backwards thinking but still can't figure it out and more feed back you can add is welcome and I checked again, unless its a typo it does say "cos 4x"
Ok here we go again
I have to answer the following:
Rewrite the expression as an equivalent expression that does not contain powers of trigonometirc funcitons greater than 1.
a) cos 4x b) cos 3x
They dont look like they have powers to me. Guess I am real dumb when it come to these type of questions
Middle aged student totaly lost when it comes to Math, but I have to have it. ALL help is welcomed!
Here we go:
2 cot x / 1 + cot^2x =?
Of course I have to find out the "?". I thought of using the Pythagorean Identities for the denomintor of csc^2x but it seem to defeat the purpose.
Help Please
Peaches
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