A Google or Bing search box can be your friend, if you don't have a calculator with inverse trig functions. Most calculators that have trig functions also have the inverse functions, usually after a 2nd or "shift" key. Often, there is a mode setting for degrees or radians.
arcsin(0.33) ≈ 19°
arccos(0.47) ≈ 62°
arctan(1.21) ≈ 50°
arcsin(0.82) ≈ 55°
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
But basically, one by one you try moving the terms out of the radical.
75 is also 25 * 3 and since 25 has a perfect square root of 5 that goes out and 3 stays inside the radical.
x^3 is also x^2 * x and since x^2 has a perfect square root which is just x that goes outside while the remaining x stays inside.
y^9 is also y^8 * y and since we move variables out the radical in twos y^ goes outside the radical and y stays inside alone.
Finally, z is just z it can't be taken out so it stays inside the radical.
Hope that helps!
Answer:
Make 7 jumps, each 0.2 units long. You end at 1.4, which is the product of 7 and 0.2.
Sorry to hear about the bot! Hope this helps!
They make 21 machine parts each hour because 756/36=21
17.5 (Or 1/2) divided by 3 = 5.833333333, or just 5.8. So each piece would be 5 4/5 in long.
Sorry if it's a little confusing. Hope it helped! :)
