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Question 836440: I have been ill and have missed several weeks of school. I am trying to catch up now that I am home from the hospital via email. My pre-cal/trig teacher sent me several homework assignments, but I am so behind that I do not now how to do these problems. Can you help with this one and maybe I can use it as an example? I am supposed o evaluate using principle values of the inverse relations.
The problem: cos(2 arc cos 5/6)
Thank you so much!!!
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Question 836438: I have been ill and have missed several weeks of school. I am trying to catch up now that I am home from the hospital via email. My pre-cal/trig teacher sent me several homework assignments, but I am so behind that I do not now how to do these problems. Can you help with this one and maybe I can use it as an example? I can use a calculator on these problems.
The problem: tan{arc tan 1/2 + arc tan 1/3]
Thank you so much!
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Question 840309: I have two questions so thanks to anyone who answers them
Plz provide steps as well as I have been stuck on these problems for quite a while
A garden has a perimeter of 72 ft and an area of 360. What are the length and width?
If Home Depot sells 2x4 for $15.25 a yard how much will it cost to design a border for the walkway which has a length of 45 feet and a width of 1 foot
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Question 843739: infinity + x = infinity(a larger one)
infinity - x = infinity
infinity * x = infinity
infinity / x = infinity unless x = infinity
infinity^x = infinity
Now wouldn't squaring infinity give you an infinitely large square? Wouldn't cubing infinity give you an infinitely large cube? What about with those other formulas for area and volume, would you get an infinitely large shape that the formula was for in the first place? I am assuming that in this geometric way infinity is an infinitely large line segment to start off with.
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Question 848086: The line through the points(-3,-1) and (0,5) is parallel to the line through which of the following points?
a. (1,-3) and (2,-1)
b. (1,-3) and (3,3)
c. (1,-3) and (3,-2)
d. (1,-3) and (3,-3)
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Question 852031: Use the fact that the radius of Earth is 3960 feet and 1 mile is 5280 feet to answer the following question:
From the top of a 22-ft tower on a submarine, a person can see approximately ____ miles? Please round to the nearest hundredth.
Thank you so much for your help
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Question 852413: I cannot wrap my brain around word problems. Please help me!!
How much water must be evaporated from 16 oz of a 2% salt solution to make a 4% salt solution?
To obtain a solution that is 4% salt solution, ____ oz of water must be evaporated.
Thank you in advance
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Question 852414: Here is another headache for me!
A motorboat maintained a constant speed of 20 miles per hr relative to the water in going 24 miles upstream and the returning. The total time for the trip is 2.5 hours.
Use this information to find the speed of the current.
Please help. I really need an answer.
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Question 852417: The last questions for tonight. Please help me.
Suppose that you wanted to mix 2 coffees to get 100 lbs of the blend. If x represents the number of lbs of coffee A, write an algebraic expression that represents the number of of coffee b.
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Question 855606: Please help me with this question: An artist used silver wire to make a triangle that has a perimeter of 30 inches. Shen then used copper wire to make the largest circle that could fit in the triangle.
how many more inches of silver wire did the artist use compared to copper wire?
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Question 858299: A semicircle is situated on top of a rectangle so that the diameter (straight edge) is touching with the shorter side of the rectangle. The radius of the semicircle is 'r' and the perimeter of the whole shape is 6m.
The question asks to find the formula for 'A' (Area of whole shape) in terms of 'r'.
This was all the info give, hopefully that is enough. There was a diagram in the original question.
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Question 859437: please help to solve the following
the sum of the first and the third terms of a geometric progression is 40. the sum of the second and the fourth terms is 120. Determine the first term and the common ratio of the progression.
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