Cos 157.5º=-cos (180º-157.5º)=-cos 22.5=-cos(45/2)
cos Ф/2=⁺₋√((1+cosФ)/2).
In this case 157.5º is in the second quadrant, therefore we use the following equation:
cos Ф/2=-√((1+cosФ)/2). (we will have a negative number)
cos 157.5º=-cos (45/2)=-√((1+cos 45º)/2)
=-√((1+√2/2)/2)
=-√((2+√2)/4)
=-√(2+√2) / 2 (≈-0.92387...)
Answer: cos 157.5º= -√(2+√2) / 2
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Do you have an equation to find the answer?
Answer:
36 units
Step-by-step explanation:
If half of one of the 6 sections is three the the other half is equivalent so I multiplied 6×6 and it gave me 36 (units).
The charge should be $6. I believe I set this up correctly; let me know if there are any errors. Hope this is helpful & accurate.
Because you are not adding the x's .When you add the coefficients, the variable comes along with it.
