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Ya i think I did this in a maths module last year.. No wonder my lecturer gave me fierce look wen I said I don't know..lol
Thank you for your help:)
I was asked abt the cosine inverse of a number greater than 1.. my reflex answer was obviously that the range of the cosine function is from -1 to +1.. but this was apparently not the expected answer!!:/
would the cosine inverse of a number greater than 1 be a a complex number?
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Hi Clint..
I have just one Astrophysics module and I must say that one is enough for me to in class..lol.. examinable in May..
Glad to have u here..If I ever need your help, I'll ask!!
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oops.. yeah dat ws #496.. Fourier transforms are making me lose my head..lol
U got it right Helpmath!
Oh.. I'm glad I could help u.. am a newbie here like u..
Try more similar problems.. For practice..;)
ok lemme try to help u..But i'm in class at the moment so I dnt have time to go through the latex guide..so plz adjust..Copy on paper,ul understand better..
q = ax + by (1) r = bx - ay (2)
where a and b are constants
lets start with the 1st part, the easiest one., partial diferential (dq/x)y
Look at equ(1). assume that y is a constant. n u surely know that differential of a constant is 0.
Hence (dq/dx)y=a
Coming to the second part (dx/dq)r
you will notice that we now need to xpress x in terms of q and r
To do this take (1) and make y the subject of formula.
y = (q-ax) / b
Now replace in (2)
r = bx -a(q-ax) / b
Multiply the whole thing by b.. br=b^2.x - aq+a^2.x
a^2.x + b^2.x = br + aq
Make x the subjet of formula..
you'l obtain x=br /(a^2+b^2) + aq/(a^2+b^2)
this equ.. Look at the firs term.. it consists of only constants a,b and variable r.. Since we r diferentiating with respect to q, we take r as constant.. hence differential of the first term willl be 0...
Now no spoon feeding for u.. differentiate yourself the second term with respet to q. you'l get the value for (dx/dq)r
and multiply with (dq/dx)y to get your final answer;)
Try it.. if u still cant do it, i'll give u the final answer..
hmm this one i knew but the others.. pfff.. so many new words am learning thanks to JaneFairfax and Ganesh:) together with the definitions can u plz use them in sentences (if u have time), so that i know in which contexts they fit..
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i gt this technical problm today.. abt 4h back.. i didnt knw the problm came from google.. my lil bro keeps downloading useless programs.. i thout he did stg to my mozilla.. i scolded him a lot..
I feel so dumb now..
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