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xenn [34]
3 years ago
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Simplify (x^a/x^b)^a+b

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sin 43°(a/sin 43°)=sin 43°(28/sin 55°)
a=28 sin 43° / sin 55°
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a=28(0.681998360)/0.819152044
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a=23.3

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