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How to Solve Law of Sines problem, help?
you are doing everything right 10 / sin 36 = 4 / sin b b = 13.5 or 166.401 since the side opposite of b is 4 and the one opposite a is 10 with 36 then 166 is rejected. after you do that... you add 180- (13.5 + 36) = 130.41 then u apply the ... Read More »
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Which one is bigger, Sine of 13° or Sine of 12° ,Help please!
For values of x between 0 and 90 degrees, sin(x) is a monotonically increasing function (meaning sin(x) gets bigger as x gets bigger), so the sine of 13 degrees is bigger. Read More »
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How do you evaluate cosine, sine, and tangent of an angle plz hel...
10pi/3 = 600 degrees subtract 360 degrees = 240 this is the third quadrant where sine and cosine are negative, tangent positive 240 degrees = 60 degrees reference angle find the sine, cosine, and tangent of 60 degrees, and make sure you kee... Read More »
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no it's not feet it's minute it's another measure of angle when angle is less than 1degree we call it minute and there are 60 minutes in 1 degree 1degree=60minutes so divide 40 by 60 to convert it in degree and get the answer
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Well, the sine, cosine, and tangent of an angle is equal to the ratios you were stating. First draw out the problem on a sheet of paper. You will realize you are missing the length to side D, and angles E and F. Luckily with the sine, cosin...
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use the chi square test
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Historically, many calculators have used an algorithm called "CORDIC". In this algorithm, one starts with the vector (1, 0) and then, by a sequence of matrix multiplications, rotates it clockwise or counterclockwise by each of a sequence of...
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I'd check out Wolfram (google it). It's got great guides for all the different math theory. I used it regularly for statistical physics and systems of linear nonhomogeneous differential equations... (you might get there someday). . .
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Mesa Sine Wave in the indicator list on Metastock is a start and the work of Ehler's Mesa etc.... I personally use Transforms and Inverse Transforms but the variable meaning the acutal input variables not variables within the formula itself...
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