How would I solve these where the answer is a fraction, not a decimal?
sin(420∘)
cos(420∘)
sin(17π4)
cos(17π4)
How would I solve these where the answer is a fraction, not a decimal? sin(420∘) cos(420∘)...
for this question, how do I determine where sin and cos is in the 4 quadrants? Final Review Pt 2 (642) Sin negative = 4th Quadrant Find the exact value of Sin (sin-'(4) tlos (3) A= Sin '(-4) Sinit= 4 B=cos-'(-5 Sin CA TB) Sim Acos Bt Cost SUB CosB = -} 1 +2 rau 20: torb 20 Sin's UV
How do I solve this? 1. If csCA = 3 where angle is in QI and tanB = -7 where B is in QII, find sin(A + B) 2. If sin @ = - where angle is in QIII find (Show your steps) b COS sin(20)
Assume sin S = {}, cos S = 4, sin T = 1, cos T = Find the given quantities without using a calculator. Give answer as a fraction (for instance on half would be written 1/2) Sin (S +T)= Cos (S+T)=
Multiply and leave the answer in trigonometric notation. 6.5( cos 34° + i sin 34°)•5.5( cos 27° + i sin 27°). 6.5( cos 34° + i sin 34°)•5.5( cos 27° + i sin 27°)= (Type integers or decimals.) (cos 1° + i sin º) Find standard notation, a +bi. 6( cos (120°) + i sin (120°)) 6( cos (120°) + i sin (120°)) = (Type your answer in the form a + bi. Type an exact answer, using radicals as...
Suppose sin(a) = and cos(B) = 12 where a is in Quadrant I and B is in Quadrant II. a. Find tan(a). Give an exact answer. 13 b. Find tan(B). Give an exact answer. c. Find tan(a - b). Give an exact answer.
if Cos(-a) = -, then cos(a) = raj. If needed, enter your answer as a fraction "X/y" where x and y are numbers.
Solve i. and ii. Given the ordinary differential equation: cos(x)y' = sin(x)y + 1 Find the general solution of the given differential equation. ii. Solve the ordinary differential equation: ay' + by = a cos(wx) + Bsen(wx) Where: a, b, a,ß and w are nonzero real constants.
Find the exact value of the expression cos(sin If sin = sin 2 15 find the exact value of cos(20) Solve sin 2x = cos 2x, where 0 <x<21.
Find the exact values for sin , cos , and tan 0 61 60 11 sin = (Simplify your answer. Type an integer or a fraction.) cos = (Simplify your answer. Type an integer or a fraction.) tan = (Simplify your answer. Type an integer or a fraction.)
How would you evaluate sin^-1(cos(150degrees))?