Let us start subtracting 3 cos theta both sides so that we may get all theta terms on left side only
It is now : 4 cos theta - 3 cos theta = - (sqrt3)/ 2
1 cos theta = -( sqrt 3 ) /2
we know cos (pi-x)= - cos x And cos (pi+ x)= - cos (x)
********* let us first use :
- Cos ( pi - theta) = - ( sqrt 3 )/2
this implies cos (pi- theta )= (sqrt 3) /2
cos ( pi - theta )= cos (pi /6)
pi- theta = pi/6
pi- pi/6 = theta
5 pi/6 = theta
one of teh answer is 5 pi/6 . another value of theta would be :
(2pi - 5pi/6)= 7pi/6
Answer: 5 pi/6 and 7 pi/6
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
So we know that:
To reflect across the <em>y-axis</em>, instead of x, use -x. Therefore:
Simplify:
And that's our answer :)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The radius of a circle is always half the radius.
Thus, in this case, the radius is (1/2)(34 in) = 17 in.
The "how far" question is answerable by finding the circumference of the wheel. The circumference, C, is found by calculating C = πd, where d is the diameter of the circle in question.
Here, C = (34 in)π, which comes out to 106.81 inches. The bike will move 106.81 inches forward if the wheel turns once.
If the wheel turns 5 times, the total distance traveled is 5 times the circumference, or 5(106.81 in) = 534.07 in.
Answer:
3 18/25, 4.725, 19/4, 4.87
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