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  1. Hey! I'm stuck on this problem : ( could you help me? - Socratic

    The first thing to recognize is that we can find cosine via sin^2(theta) + cos^2(theta) = 1 implies costheta = pm sqrt(1 - sin^2theta) = pm 6/7 The problem gives us that cosine is positive, so …

  2. How do we find angle of like negative integer is there like

    How do we find angle of like negative integer is there like cosx=-1/3 normally for positive cosx we take angle in first and fourth quadrant but what if it is like I wrote above negative And how to …

  3. Question #e40e5 - Socratic

    So, we need to find this function's second derivative and then examine when it's positive (the function is convex) and when the second derivative is negative (the function is concave).

  4. How do you find the exact functional value sin (arcsin3/5 - Socratic

    How do you find the exact functional value sin (arcsin3/5 + arccos3/5) using the cosine sum or difference identity?

  5. Question #e5ad5 - Socratic

    Recall that the cosine value of an angle in the second quadrant is always negative. Then, using the identity #sin^2 (theta)+cos^2 (theta)=1# and remembering that #cos (A)# is negative, we have

  6. Question #82085 - Socratic

    To make the numbers easier to handle I will normalise the forces in units of #sf (K)# where #sf (K=kxx10^ (-10)" "N)# Now we have a Side Angle Side triangle. We know 2 sides and the …

  7. Site Map - Trigonometry Lessons | Socratic

    Find the exact value of: csc^2 (17pi/4) How do I do problems with the sin, cos, tan...etc raised to the power of 2? Find the exact value of sin^3 3645° Do I go around the circle 10 times? is …

  8. Question #859bc - Socratic

    Jun 20, 2017 · The cosine of the angle is adjacent over hypotenuse: cos (arcsin (3/5)) = 4/5. Now 1 + 4/5 = 9/5. Dividing 9/5 by 2 gives 9/10. This is the radicand. Back to the half-angle formula, …

  9. A parallelogram has sides with lengths of 14 and 12 . If the ...

    =26 Area of Parallelogram =24=ab sintheta where a=14 and b=12 or 24=14times12timessintheta or sin theta=24/14times1/12 or sin theta=1/7 or theta=sin^-1(1/7) or theta=8.2 To find the …

  10. Question #1f0f2 - Socratic

    Explanation: The power reduction formulas come from the formulas for #cos (2x)# which come from the formula for the cosine of a sum.