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Question 475313: Sir,
my question is how to dissolve imaginary part in an equation completely.
the equation is of the form cos(theeta)+jsin(theeta) & j,the imaginary part should be completely taken out by simplifying & iam not finding the solution.Pls help me
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Question 475313: Sir,
my question is how to dissolve imaginary part in an equation completely.
the equation is of the form cos(theeta)+jsin(theeta) & j,the imaginary part should be completely taken out by simplifying & iam not finding the solution.Pls help me
Click here to see answer by ccs2011(207)  |
Question 475313: Sir,
my question is how to dissolve imaginary part in an equation completely.
the equation is of the form cos(theeta)+jsin(theeta) & j,the imaginary part should be completely taken out by simplifying & iam not finding the solution.Pls help me
Click here to see answer by robertb(5830)  |
Question 476656: Aki's Bicycle Design has determined that when x hundred bicyles are built, the average cost per bicycle is given by C(x)=0.2x^2-0.8x+6.993, where C(x) is in hundreds of dollars. How many bicycles should the shop build to minimize the average cost per bicycle?
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Question 477099: Hello. My problem is just . I believe the answer is -25, because I squared both terms and 5^2=25, and i^2=-1. So then you have 25/-1, which equals -25. Is this the correct way to approach the problem, and did I get this answer correct?
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Question 477116: Hello. My question is . This is a tough one for me, because i^2 is -1. Then you could multiply -1 17 times, which is still -1. Then, you have an i left over, and all of this is over 1 I think because you are raising a negative exponent. So 1/-i? However, my calculator says that it is 5E-13+i. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Question 477114: Hello. My problem is . I put it in my calculator, and it said it was i, and I don't understand because my approach was to change it to . That would then be 1/-i, not i. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Question 478983: The steering wheel is turned and held in place so that the car travels in a perfect circle in the counterclockwise direction. The car travels in a complete circle and stops. The front wheels are 2 m apart, and the area between the two circular tracks made by the two front wheels is 200 square metres. What is the area of the circle traced by the left front wheel in square metres? (Assume that pi=3.14)
choose the answer and explain the reason to choose your response
698.98
847.02
3083.88
2986.23
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Question 478982: Let x and y be integers such that x+y and y/x are both odd integers. Which is true about x and y?
choose the answer and explain the reason to choose your response
x is prime
The situation is impossible
y is odd
y>x
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Question 479700: Simply this: {{sqrt(2) + sqrt(6)}/{sqrt(2 + sqrt(3)}}
I multiplied numerator and denominator by {sqrt(2 - sqrt(3)} and was pleased to see the denominator go away, but I was still left with a radical inside a radical. (I already know that the answer is 2, but how do I get there?)
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Question 481285: I was asked to find the square root of my equation which is 4x^2-8x+4=56. I know that I should move the 4 to the other side so my equation would then be 4x^2-8x=52, and I know that the square root of 4x^2 would be 2x and I know that the square root of 52 is 7.21, but what would be the square root of 8x? That is where I get lost.
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Question 481617: Nakim simplified 3 times the square root of 2x plus x times the square root of 8x minus 5 times the square root of 18x and got -10x times the square root of 2x for an answer.
Part 1: Using complete sentences, explain what Nakim did wrong.
Part 2: Show all your work to simplify the expression.
(You can use "sqrt()" to show a square root. For example, 7 times the square root of a can be written as 7sqrt(a). )
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