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Question 73561: Find the real and complex solution of the equation
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Question 73840: Trigonometry-basics/73819 (2007-03-08 13:33:50):
I am studying DeMoivre's Theorum in Aplications of Trigonometry, I was asked to find the real and complex solution to the equation
Possible answers
a. -2,2,
b. 2,,
c. -2,,
d. ,,
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Question 73916: Find the exact value of sin^-1(-sqrt3/2).
a.2sin(4t)cos(2t)
b.2cos(4t)sin(2t)
c.2cos(4t)cos(2t)
d.2sin(4t)sin(2t)
Than you for you help

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Question 73914: If (theta) is a second-quadrant with cos(theta)=, find the exact value of cos2(theta).
a. -3/5
b. -2/5
c. 2/5
d. 3/5

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Question 73914: If (theta) is a second-quadrant with cos(theta)=, find the exact value of cos2(theta).
a. -3/5
b. -2/5
c. 2/5
d. 3/5

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Question 73911: Express as a trigonometric function of one angle sin44cos22-cos44sin22.
(all Numbers are degrees)
a. cos22
b. cos66
c. sin22
d. sin66
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Question 73910: Use the addition and subtraction formulas to simplify cos(x-).
a. cos x
b. sin x
c. -cos x
d. -sin x

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Question 73908: Find all solutions to the equation sin x = 0.
a. x = n
b. x = 2n
c. x = n
d. x = + 2 n
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Question 73943: Find all solutions in the interval [0,2PI] to the equation .
a. x = 0, PI/2
b. x = 0, PI
c. x = PI/2 3PI/2
d. x = 0, PI/2, PI, PI/2
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Question 73943: Find all solutions in the interval [0,2PI] to the equation .
a. x = 0, PI/2
b. x = 0, PI
c. x = PI/2 3PI/2
d. x = 0, PI/2, PI, PI/2
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Question 73942: Find the exact value of cos^-1
the possible answers are
a. -PI/3
b. PI/3
c. 2PI/3
d. 4PI/3
Thank you
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Question 74067: A sequence of diagonal lines is drawn from points (1,0),(2,0),(3,0),(4,0),...(10,0) on the x-axis to corresponding points (0,1),(0,2),(0,3),(0,4),...(0,10) on the y-axis. What is the total length of those lines?

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Question 74071: Give the sum p+q where p/q is the reduced fraction represented by the repeating decimal 2.1.
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Question 74069: Find the value of x where 201, x, 1089 are three consecutive terms in a geometric sequence.
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Question 74224: Find the sum of the infinite geometric series 1 + 3/5 + 9/25 + 27/125 + ....
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Question 74227: What is the coefficient of x^5 in the expansion of (x+3)^8?
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Question 74355: Express the sum 1x2 + 2x3 + 3x4 + 4x5 + ... + 10x11 in summation notation.
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Question 74358: Given that n^2 + n = 2k, how can (n+1)^2 + (n+1) be written as a multiple of 2?
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Question 74356: Find the a(sub2) in the arithmetic sequence where a(sub5) = 42 and
a(sub10) = 62.
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Question 74471: How many 2-digit numbers can be formed with the digits 1,2,3,4,5,6?
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Question 74586: A class assignment requires that a student work 4 problems from a collection of 12. How many ways are there to complete the assignment?
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Question 74587: Find the number of distinguisable permutations of the letters in the word PEPPERY.
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Question 74587: Find the number of distinguisable permutations of the letters in the word PEPPERY.
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Question 74588: A single card is drawn from a standard deck. Find the probability that the card is a spade or an ace?
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Question 74588: A single card is drawn from a standard deck. Find the probability that the card is a spade or an ace?
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Question 74589: Tweo six sided dice are tossed. Find the probability that the sum is 2 or 12.
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Question 74592: Five fair coins are tossed. Find the probability of obtaining 4 heads and
1 tail.
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Question 74592: Five fair coins are tossed. Find the probability of obtaining 4 heads and
1 tail.
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Question 74593: Two balls are drawn (without replacement) from an urn that contains four balls, five green balls and seven white balls. Find the probability that both balls are white.
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Question 74591: Use the formula a(sub1) + a(sub1)r + a(sub1)r^2 + ...+ a(sub1)r^n-1 = a(sub1) 1-r^n/1-r for the nth partial sum of a geometric sequence to find the sume 1 + 2/3 + 4/9 + 8/27 + ... + 64/729.
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Question 74475: I have a question-
what equation do I use to work out the angles in a right angled triangle if there is a 5.6m line extending up the y axis and a 3.6m line extending along the x axis - both at a right angle to each other. There is an angled line from the top of the 5.6m line to the end of the 3.6m line. The angle i'm after is between the top of the 5.6m line to the line extended to the end of the 3.6m line.??? If you could help me out it would be great!!!
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Question 74630: A triangle has a side 100 feet long and a second side 35 feet long with a 25 degree angle between them. What is the approximate area of the triangle?
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Question 74689: Can someone please help me simplify this expression?
Use trigonometric identities to simplify the expression
(csc theta)(1-cos ^2 theta)(cot theta)
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Question 74692: Can someone help solve this?
Let H(t)=4+4sin(pi t/2). Approximate to the nearest hundredth
all values t in the interval [0,4 pi] for which Ht=6.

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Question 74691: Could someone help solve this question?
sqrt2sinx = 1
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Question 74754: How do you draw this angle 2PI/9? i know that you need to convert it into degrees so what i got so far is 2PI/9 * 180/PI = 360PI/9PI i have no clue if im even on the right track so can you please help me?
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Question 74773: OK now i have a question that i TOTALLY don't get. Its how do you find the arc length and area of a sector with the given..... r=2cm, and the weird 0 with the slash through it =9PI/20 Please help!!!
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Question 74789: Express the complex number 12|cos(pi/3)+isin(pi/3)| in the form of a+bi without trigonometric functions.
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Question 75358: Find an equation in x and y for the curve given by the parametric equation x=e^-t, y=-2t, t in R.
I came up with y=x^2, but don't feel it's right. Please help. Thanks
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Question 75884: Please help me
tan(3x)+1={square root(2)}sec(3x)
so far i have tried:
(tan(3x)+1)^2=(sq rt(2))^2(sec(3x))^2
tan^2(9x^2)+1^2=2sec^2(9x^2)
tan^2 +1=2sec^2
tan^2+1 = sec^2
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2
I am totally confused now. This problem was assigned by my teacher.
We are using Trigonometry a Unit Circle Approach 7th edition
by Sullivan ISBN # 0-13-143111-0
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Question 76323: what is the square root of 3 time the square root of negative 3?
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Question 76373: 4^x + 4^-x = 5/2. What is x
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Question 77181: if tanA + secA = 2 where a is acute then which option is correct.
a) tan A < Sec A
b) Cosec A > CotA
c) Sec A > Cosec A
d) CotA > Tan A
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Question 77324: if f(x)=3sinx + 2cos2x, the value of (Pie/2) is
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