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Hi krash;
Q1. use the rule AC² =AB² +BC² -2AB.BC.Cos(B)
AC² =9+1-2(1)(3).Cos(40)
i have read what he post
Thanks for you and thanks for him .
hi Olinguito ; ok
what is that rule
So if you want to have
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[/list]one of the √(−1) is supposed to be i and the other two either both i or both −i. With a one–many relation you can't always tell.
hi Olinguito;
hussam wrote:√(-9)=√(-1*9)=√(-1)*√(9)=3i
That's not quite right;
√4=2 ( not -2 )
but -√4=-2
so you cant write √4=-2/+2
just you can write this when you have for example:
X²=4 So X=√4=2 / X=-√4=-2
Hussam
Thank you anyway;)
/thank you /
i don't think that because
√(-9)=√(-1*9)=√(-1)*√(9)=3i
hi bobbym;
ok, this is the question i need : we know that i=√( -1)
so i^2= √( -1)*√( -1) = √[( -1)( -1)]=√ ( 1)=1
thus; i=1 or i=-1 how can it be?
Hi;
i will give a simple question, then the question extends to another more complicated question
My question is whether the -roots multiply properties- of the real numbers is fine with the imagine numbers?
Hi phrontister;
i tried it , its better than the last one which has lack with information
the solution is single ,
1 2 3 4 5
Name Bob Rachael Eilish Keeley Amy
TV: The Simpsons Neighbours Desperate Housewives Coronation Street Eastenders
Destination France Italy Africa England Australia
Age 46 21 81 52 14
they live Town Youth Hostel City Village Farm
Hairstyle Bald Long Afro Curly Straight
Thank you!
HUSSAM
hi;
you had provided this solution to this puzzle, Obviously it's true
1 2 3 4 5
Name Bob Rachael Eilish Keeley Amy
Favorite TV The Simpsons Coronation Housewives Neighbours Eastenders
programme
Destination France Italy Africa England Australia
Age 46 21 81 52 14
Where they live Town Youth Hostel Farm Village City
Hairstyle Bald Long Afro Curly Straight
(Solution by Zoe Reader, Bourne Grammar School, Bourne, Lincolnshire, in March 2006, and revised by Bob Bundy, phrontister and anonimnystefy of the Math is Fun Forum in June 2012)
I found out another solution please check if it is correct
1 2 3 4 5
Name Bob Rachael kelly Eilish Amy
Favorite TV The Simpsons Coronation Housewives Neighbours Eastenders
programme
Destination Australia Italy Africa England france
Age 81 21 52 46 14
Where they live farm Youth Hostel village city town
Hairstyle straight Long Afro blad curley
Thanks
Hussam
Thank you ishwar , the first post for you is to help me ! thank you .
thank you ganesh
thank you too Bob
Hello;
I have been taking benefits from this site for year ago
But did not join the forum until this the moment.....
I want to thank the Administrator and Mediators and others for these benefits that they provide to many students like me.
Hussam
thank you phrontister , bobbym
(the final of the kind of the triangle exercises).
9. A triangle ABC
The angles achieve the following relationship :[Sin(A)]^2+[Sin(B)]^2+[Sin(C)]^2=2
what kind of this triangle?
hi everyone;
I know that 3!=3*2*1 4!=4*3*2*1 ........
but how can i calculate (0.5)! or (0.2)! ?
my calculator show me that (0.5)!=1 and (0.2)!=1
is there a rule to calculate X! : (x isn't a natural number)?
8. A triangle ABC
The angles achieve the following relationship :[Sin(A)]^2=Cos(C).Cos(A-B)
what kind of this triangle?
7. A triangle ABC
The angles achieve the following relationship :[Sin(A)]^2=[Sin(B)]^2+[Sin(C)]^2
what kind of this triangle?
6. A triangle ABC
The angles achieve the following relationship :Sin(A)+Cos(A)=Sin(B)+Cos(B)
what kind of this triangle?
hi bob;
Q3 is correct !
Q5; there is another situation: C=90
Q4 is correct!
so, shall i provide more ?
Are you giving us these as challenges or because you cannot do them and want help?
Bob
hi bob;
when i need help so i write in the (help me page)
i dont challenge any one
i give these exercises because MR Mathisfun sayed
Welcome to the Exercises section of the forum
Please contribute some exercises to help people who are still learning what you already know
Hussam