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I'm currently doing trigonometry at school and i understand simple stuff such as;
where right angle is at the bottom right of trangle and hypotenuse is facing left, y = base and 12
= opposite to hypotonuse (can't seem to upload a picture)
Tan47 = 12/y
y x Tan47 = 12
y = 12/Tan47
y = 11.19018103
y = 11.2 (rounded to 1d.p.)
(please tell me if you work it out otherwise)
I know it's quite vague but is there any way i could extend my trigonometry studies?
Last edited by AshJones555 (2006-05-21 00:13:25)
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you can use imageshack and (img)http://.......jpg(/img) "(" and ")" should be "[" and "]" instead.
X'(y-Xβ)=0
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Yes, you are right!!
The vertical is 12
The horizontal is 12 / tan(47).
Good work.
Tangent is rise over run or slope or first derivative.
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And images can also be uploaded when you click on "Post Reply" - look for the section "Image Upload"
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