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Question 82078: please help me factor this problem

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Question 82091: Ina right triangle, sinB = 2/3, find the cosB
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Question 82212: Evaluate the function without using a calculator.
Sin 300°

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Question 82576: What is the size, in degrees, of the angle subtended by an arc of 1 2/3 ft in a circle whose radius is 45 in.?
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Question 82211: Evaluate the function without using a calculator.
Sin 300°

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Question 80909: find the exact value of cos165
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Question 82740: how do you factor 30x^3+13x^2-10x


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Question 82740: how do you factor 30x^3+13x^2-10x


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Question 82694: simplify the expression: cscx(tan(-x))
simplify the expression: cotxcos(3.14/2-x)
verify the identity: cos^4x-sin^4x=cos^2x-sin^2x

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Question 82694: simplify the expression: cscx(tan(-x))
simplify the expression: cotxcos(3.14/2-x)
verify the identity: cos^4x-sin^4x=cos^2x-sin^2x

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Question 82757: how do I factor this x^2+5x+7
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Question 82840: Given that sin x equals and that cos x is negative, find the other functions of x and the value of x.
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Question 82845: using the exact values find the numerical value of
a. sin 30degrees cos 240degrees + sin 210degrees sin 300degrees
b. tan 225degrees + tan (-45degrees)

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Question 82845: using the exact values find the numerical value of
a. sin 30degrees cos 240degrees + sin 210degrees sin 300degrees
b. tan 225degrees + tan (-45degrees)

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Question 82930: Please, find the maximum extrema for f(x) = cos(x)(cos(x) + 1) using derivatives.
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Question 83180: Find the value of:
a. log sin 62° 22' 33"
b. log cot 28° 13' 17"
c.log cos 125° 15' 23"
d.log tan 78° 45' 50"

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Question 83242: A 12-foot guy wire is attached to a telephone pole 10.5 ft from the top of the pole. If the wire forms a 52 degree angle with the ground, how high is the telephone pole?
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Question 83259: Could you please find the area bounded by the curve [0,] of f(x) = sin(x) using antiderivatants?
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Question 83323: Please help me! I am so stupid at math... Find the area under the curve f(x) = x^2 bounded by [0,4] ... This is hard for me ... especially when I have to deal with six babies! Thanks for the help!
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Question 83452: My dad is in a blimp. Dad says that when f(x) = sin(x/3.14) is positive .. he is elevated. When f(x) = sin(x/3.14) is negative ... he is below his natural range. Of course, x is in seconds. How many bobs does he take if he adventures for 20 seconds?
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Question 83178: express each of the following as the same function of a positive acute angle:
a. cos 112degrees 33'
b.tan 310degrees
c.cot 138degrees 15' 10"
d.sin (-140degrees)

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Question 83608: guy wire is attached to the top of an antenna and to a point on level ground that is 50 ft from base of antenna. if wire makes a 66 degree angle with ground. what is approx height of antenna to nearest ft?
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Question 83610: find the period of the graph of the equation y=3cos(x/2+ pie)
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Question 83668: ladder 18ft long leans against vertical wall and makes angle of 72 degrees with level ground. how highup the wall does hte ladder reach to nearest tenth of foot
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Question 83669: use fundamental identities to write cot(theta) in terms of sin(theta) for any acute angle theta
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Question 83854: find amplitude and phase shift of a graph of the equation y=3cos(x+pi)
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Question 83852: approximate to the nearest degree all angles theta in the interval[0,360) that satisfy cos theta= -0.1736
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Question 84007: find exact value of tan(sin^-1(-4/5))
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Question 84010: find all solutions to equation tan x=1
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Question 84009: find all solutions to equation sin x=0
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Question 84012: find all solutions in interval [0,2pi] to equation 2cos(x-pi/2)=1
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Question 84011: find all solutions to equation sqrt2 sin x=1
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Question 84006: find exact value of cos(sin^-1(3/5))
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Question 84062: Find the approximate values of x, -360 <=x <= 360), in each trigonometric equation.
A. -1=cos x
b. 3=-cos3x+2
c.-1=sin0.5x+1
d. 1=sin0.5+1
e. -4=3sinx-2

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Question 84048: using trigonometric identities to simplify the expression (csc theta)(sec theta - cos theta)
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Question 84050: find all solutions of the equation 2sin(2x)=sqrt3 in the interval [0,2pi]
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Question 84049: find all solutions in the interval[0,2pi] to the equation cos^2 x=1
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Question 84047: using trigonometric identities to simplify the expression (csc theta)(1-cos^2 theta)(cot theta)
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Question 84220: express as trignometric function of 1 angle sin44degreescos22degrees-cos44degreessin22degrees
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Question 80521: I have a TI-30XA calculator. I have the following problem to solve and can't seem to make it work with the Calculator. If could give me step by step using this calculator to solve this I would very much appreciate it.
Problem:
"Find the measure of the acute angle that satisfies the given equation. Round your answers to the nearest tenth of a degree"
1. tan A=3/4
2. tan B=13/7
3. tan C=3.123
4. tan C=0.9714
Thanks for your Help,
Mateo

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Question 84221: if alpha and beta are acute angles with sin alpha=2/sqrt5 and beta=1/sqrt5, find exact value of sin(alpha+beta)
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Question 84564: cosx+sinx-tanx/cscx
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Question 84643: express as a product sin(6t) + sin(2t)
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Question 84856: Hi. I've tried this problem but could not come up with a logical answer.
"A monk has a very specific ritual for climbing up the steps to the temple. First he climbs up to the middle step and meditates for 1 minute. Then he climbs up 8 steps and faces east until he hears a bird singing. Then he walks down 12 steps and picks up a pebble. He takes one step up and tosses the pebble over his left shoulder. Now, he walks up the remaining steps three at a time which only takes him 9 paces. How many steps are there?"
Thank you so much for you help. I just couldn't reason this problem out...

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Question 84895: Determine the exact value of the trigonometric functions listed below.
cot (135) = is it -1?
cos(pi/12)....where do I start?

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