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Question 207508: 1 + tan^2x=
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Question 207643This question is from textbook
: a pulley rotates through 75 degrees in 1 min. How many rotations does the pulley make in an hour?This question is from textbook

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Question 207644This question is from textbook
: One student in a surveying class measures an angle as 74.25 degrees, while another student measures the same angle as 74 degrees and 20 min. Find the difference between these measurements, both to the nearest minute and to the nearest hundredth of a degree.This question is from textbook

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Question 207653This question is from textbook
: complementary angles with measures 9z + 6 and 3z degreesThis question is from textbook

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Question 207653This question is from textbook
: complementary angles with measures 9z + 6 and 3z degreesThis question is from textbook

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Question 207658This question is from textbook
: supplementary angles with measures 6x - 4 and 8x - 12 degreesThis question is from textbook

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Question 207658This question is from textbook
: supplementary angles with measures 6x - 4 and 8x - 12 degreesThis question is from textbook

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Question 207667This question is from textbook
: supplementary angles with measures 10m + 7 and 7m + 3 degreesThis question is from textbook

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Question 207805: please help me answer this equation
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Question 207942: Give a point(5,-5) on the terminal side of angle 0, find the value of sec. I don't know were to start.. Thank you
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Question 207983This question is from textbook
: 47 degrees 23 min + 73 degrees 48 minThis question is from textbook

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Question 207943: Evaluate the quadrantal angle csc pie.
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Question 208015: need help! urgent!pls.
For a freely-falling object dropped from rest, what is its acceleration at the end of fifth second? explain your answer.

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Question 207936: Give a point (5,-5)on the terminal side of angle 0 find the value of tan.
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Question 208064This question is from textbook Longman mathemathics for IGCSE book1
: Show that the area of an equilateral triangle of side 2x is x^2square3, given that tan 60 degrees=square 3
This question is from the chapter of trigonometry:Tangent ratios.
Please help me to solve this problem. It is really urgent. I would be highly obliged if you solve my question. Solve it as soon as possible. Thankyou very much indeed.
This question is from textbook Longman mathemathics for IGCSE book1

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Question 208071: A gutter cleaner wants to reach a gutter 40 ft. above the ground. Find the length of the shortest ladder that can be used if the steepest angle at which it can be leaned against the house has a measure of 75 degrees.
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Question 208121: The perimeter of a triangle is 47km. the first side is 5km shorter than twice the second. The third side is 2km longer than the first find the length of all sides
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Question 208345:
Help, someone?
I have no clue how to simplify this... :C
Thanks in advance.It's supposed to be simplified with distributive multiplication...

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Question 208345:
Help, someone?
I have no clue how to simplify this... :C
Thanks in advance.It's supposed to be simplified with distributive multiplication...

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Question 208573: How many segments can you get in a circle with 100 chords?
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Question 209005: Reduce each rational expression to lowest terms.
3x^2 – 9x + 6 over 10 – 5x

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Question 209007: Simplify each radical expression. Assume all variables represent positive real numbers.

sqrt a^10

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Question 209008: Solve by factoring.
A^2 – 121 = 0
Solve by factoring.
X^2 – 2x – 24 = 0
Solve by using the even-root property.
X^2 = 20

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Question 209006: Perform the indicated operation.
1 over 15abc multiplied by 5a^3b^5c^2

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Question 209141: I am having problems with this question I am not sure how to start or finish it. A hot air balloon is between two spotters who are 1.6 mile apart. One spotter reports that the angle of elevation is 64 degrees and the other reports that is it 74 degrees. What is the altitude of the balloon? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Question 209336: 6 sin 180 degrees - 6 csc 270 degrees = ?
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Question 209389: determine the exact values of x in the interval [0,2pie] that satisfy cos(2x)=0
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Question 209004: Reduce each rational expression to lowest terms.
3t – 6 over 8 – 4t

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Question 209002: Factor each polynomial completely.
3m^2 – 75

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Question 208934: Find the exact value of each expression.
a) cot^-1 (1)
and
b) arccos(√2/2)

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Question 210012: secx-tanxsinx=1/secx
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Question 210306: please solve, cos x-1=0 on the interval 0 is less then or greatier then x is less then or greatier then pie/2.
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Question 210322: I need to prove the following identity. Basically, I need to choose one side of the problem and indicate it clearly, then work towards the solution so that both sides are eventually equal.
The idea is to use relevant trig identities (Half Angle, Double Angle, Addition/Subtraction, Product-to-Sum, Sum-to-Product, etc.), but I don't know what to do!
cos 3*theta = (4 cos^3 theta) - (3 cos theta)
If you could help me towards the complete solution of this problem so I understand it, I'd appreciate it! Thanks!

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Question 210442: the angle of elevation from the end of the shadow to the top of the building is 63 degrees and the distance is 220ft. find the height of the building to the
nearest foot.
a)100ft
b)196ft
c)432ft
d)112ft

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Question 210445: if A= 42.2 degrees, B=13.6 degrees, and a=41.3,find the area of the triangle.round to the nearest tenth
a)138.8 sq units
b)493.8 sq units
c)327.4 sq units
d)246.9 sq units

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Question 210430: which of the following is equal to csc(x)
A)1/sin(x)
B)1/cos(x)
C)1/tan(x)
D)1/sec(x)

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Question 210770This question is from textbook Single Variable Calculus
: Simplify the given function by referring to the appropriate triangle or trigonometric identity.
This question is from textbook Single Variable Calculus

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Question 210797This question is from textbook algebra and trigonometry structure and method book 2
: graph both equations in the same coordinates plane. Then estimate the solution to the nearest half unit.
2x+y=-2
2x-3y=15
This question is from textbook algebra and trigonometry structure and method book 2

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Question 210922This question is from textbook Analytic Trigonometry
: Question #33 asked: From the sunroof of Janet's apartment building, the angle of depression to the base of an office building is 51.4 degrees and the angle of elevation to the top of the office building is 43.2 degrees. If the office building is 847 ft high, how far apart are the two buildings and how high is the apartment building?
My answer:

d=386 ft - the buildings are about 386 feet apart.

h=484 ft - the apartment building is about 484 feet tall.
***FIGURE FOR #33 LOOKS MORE LIKE THIS:***
______________/|===========|
____________/__|===========|
__________/____|===========|
________/)43.2__|===========|
=======|---------|===========|847 ft
=======|\)51.4__|===========|
=======|_\_____|===========|
=======|__\____|===========|
=======|___\___|===========|
=======|____\__|===========|
=======|_____\_|===========|
***TWO BUILDINGS NEXT TO EACHOTHER WITH A TRIANGLE BETWEEN THEM***
-------------My question is:-------------
34. Surveying:
(A) Using the figure, show that
_____/|\
____/_|__\
___/__|____\
__/___|h_____\
_/____|________\
/_a)__|]_______(b_\
|--------- d ---------|


I started with and then multiplied to both sides and got , I somehow got lost after that.
Then there is the second part:
(B) Use the results in part (A) to find the distance between the two buildings in Problem 33.
This question is from textbook Analytic Trigonometry

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Question 210922This question is from textbook Analytic Trigonometry
: Question #33 asked: From the sunroof of Janet's apartment building, the angle of depression to the base of an office building is 51.4 degrees and the angle of elevation to the top of the office building is 43.2 degrees. If the office building is 847 ft high, how far apart are the two buildings and how high is the apartment building?
My answer:

d=386 ft - the buildings are about 386 feet apart.

h=484 ft - the apartment building is about 484 feet tall.
***FIGURE FOR #33 LOOKS MORE LIKE THIS:***
______________/|===========|
____________/__|===========|
__________/____|===========|
________/)43.2__|===========|
=======|---------|===========|847 ft
=======|\)51.4__|===========|
=======|_\_____|===========|
=======|__\____|===========|
=======|___\___|===========|
=======|____\__|===========|
=======|_____\_|===========|
***TWO BUILDINGS NEXT TO EACHOTHER WITH A TRIANGLE BETWEEN THEM***
-------------My question is:-------------
34. Surveying:
(A) Using the figure, show that
_____/|\
____/_|__\
___/__|____\
__/___|h_____\
_/____|________\
/_a)__|]_______(b_\
|--------- d ---------|


I started with and then multiplied to both sides and got , I somehow got lost after that.
Then there is the second part:
(B) Use the results in part (A) to find the distance between the two buildings in Problem 33.
This question is from textbook Analytic Trigonometry

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Question 207429: prove that tan x (cot x + tan x ) = sec^2 x
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Question 211234: please answer this question : (f+g)x
given that f(x)=2/x and g(x)=X2+3x+2


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Question 211234: please answer this question : (f+g)x
given that f(x)=2/x and g(x)=X2+3x+2


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Question 211679: Please, I need your help to find the exact value of the following without using a calculator:
(sin^2)(225degrees)-(cos^2)(300degrees)

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Question 211660This question is from textbook Trigonometry
: This is a word problem and I'm using Sin,Cos, and Tan so I'm pretty sure it has something to do with that.
From a 60foot observation tower on the coast, a Coast Guard officer sights a boat in difficulty. The angle of depression of the boat is 3degrees. How far is the boat from the shoreline??
This question is from textbook Trigonometry

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