How do u express a ratio as a decimal

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Perform the indicated division ... divide the numerator by the denominator.
The quotient is the decimal form of the ratio.

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$\cos\dfrac{3x}2=\cos\left(\dfrac\pi2+\dfrac x2\right)$
$\implies \dfrac{3x}2=2n\pi+\dfrac\pi2+\dfrac x2$

follows from the fact that the cosine function is $2\pi$ -periodic, which means $\cos x=\cos(2\pi+x)$ . Roughly speaking, this is the same as saying that a point on a circle is the same as the point you get by completing a full revolution around the circle (i.e. add $2\pi$ to the original point's angle with respect to the horizontal axis).

If you make another complete revolution (so we're effectively adding $4\pi$ ) we get the same result: $\cos x=\cos(4\pi+x)$ . This is true for any number of complete revolutions, so that this pattern holds for any even multiple of $\pi$ added to the argument. Therefore $\cos x=\cos(2n\pi+x)$ for any integer $n$ .

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