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Does anybody know how to solve this problem? Given the 3 direction vectors emanating from one apex(P0, at the origin), d1,d2,d3, and the corresponding lengths...
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Aug 4, 2003
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Hi! I just joined this group and I have a problem, which I want you to help me solve. I have to prove that in a triangle ABC, if the angle bisector of A meets...
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Sep 7, 2003
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hi, i have a spirolateral problem that i was wundering if ne1 cud help me solve it. find a spirolateral that has at least 5 "leaves" or the 5 repeating...
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Sep 12, 2003
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After beating my head against the wall repeatedly, I decided to come online to find help with my Trig homework. I'm Allison, and currently taking Trig at my...
Allison
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Sep 19, 2003
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I'm stuck on the following problem: sin(a) - csc(a) = -cos(a)cot(a) Here is what I've done: On the left side I get: sin(a) - 1/sin(a) --> * both by sin(a) to...
Allison
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sin(a)-csc(a)=?-cos(a).cot(a) sin(a)-(1/sin(a))=-cos(a).(cos(a)/sin(a)) Multiple both side with sin(a) sin^2(a)-1=-cos^2(a) Multiple both side with -1 ...
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Sep 19, 2003
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YES!!! Thank you VERY much! Allison...
Allison
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Sep 19, 2003
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Hello ! To Every one ..... Well i need to know about shortest distance b/w two Stright lines .... plz help me also tell me formulas and i'll be kindfull if u...
rajafaisal09
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Oct 10, 2003
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... What do you mean? You have two lines in a 3D [or more] space, and you want to find the distance between them? Such as line1 = { P | P = A1 + B1 t1 } and ...
Alberto Monteiro
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Oct 10, 2003
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I need some help on my hyperbolic geometry... see if you guys can help me out 1) In hyperbolic geometry, prove that given a line l and a point P not on l,...
purrdylkat
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Oct 15, 2003
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... ??? Sorry, but AFAIK these are, respectively, the definition of a hyperbolic geometry and the definition of hyperparallel. Alberto Monteiro...
Alberto Monteiro
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Oct 15, 2003
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... P ... if ... hyperbolic...
purrdylkat
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Oct 16, 2003
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Sorry about last posting... but how do i go about proving these statements? any hints or ideas? Thanks KAtrina ... P ... if ... hyperbolic...
purrdylkat
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Oct 16, 2003
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kindly help me... thank you!! ... Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears...
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Oct 29, 2003
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Find the equation of the set of points P (x, y) which satisfy the given condition. From the equation sketch the graph. P (x, y) is equidistant from the point...
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Oct 29, 2003
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Welcome Is it true that if a point P is in a polygon ABCD then angles: APB+BPC+CPD+DPA>360 ? If yes, how will look the proof? Thank you for any answer Best...
Adam Karasek
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Oct 29, 2003
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This is true, only if, one of the internal angles of the polygon is a reflex angle, i.e. the polygon is boomerang or "Starfleet Badge" shaped, and one of the...
Michelle Kain
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Oct 29, 2003
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Hello Thanks for the answer. I have thinked about it, but I still don't know how to proof that three of the angles at p are equal to 360 deg. Can you give me...
Adam Karasek
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Nov 2, 2003
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Hello Adam, Here is an example of the special case where the sum of the four angles is greater than 360 deg. Construct the following diagram with ruler, pen...
Michelle Kain
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Nov 3, 2003
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Let Conic(a,h,b,f,g,c):=axx+2hxy+byy+2fx+2gy+c, where Conic==0 is normally plotted and real coeffecients are assumed. In particular, I have an interest in the...
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Nov 3, 2003
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I have finally proof it :) Thanks for your help :) Best Regards Adam Michelle Kain <michelle.kain@...> wrote: Hello Adam, Here is an example of the...
Adam Karasek
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Nov 9, 2003
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Hi all, I need help in the following proofs: 1) Suppose that 2 perpendicular bisectors of a hyperbolic triangle intersect in a pt P in the upper half plane....
purrdylkat
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Nov 14, 2003
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I hope someone can help with this one...I've tried to hunt these calculations down on the web, but became so overwhelmed and confused by so many similar...
jimemack2000
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Jan 18, 2004
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... No, it's not clear O:-) Let me see if I get what you want: point to a star, and then hope that the equipment can track the star without the need to enter...
Alberto Monteiro
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Jan 18, 2004
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It's obvious that I am explanation-challenged. I'll try it this way: If I know where I am starting, when I manually move the telescope, I'll know where I end...
jimemack2000
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Jan 18, 2004
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... Ok, then _if_ you know your latitude _and_ the time between the two observations, it's a solvable problem: The path of each star is a "parallel" in a...
Alberto Monteiro
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Jan 18, 2004
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VERY CLOSE!! I would find the two stars for alignment (initialization) purposes - to tell the computer where the scope is currently pointing, but would ...
jimemack2000
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Jan 19, 2004
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Hi folks, I am new to this list and very new to geometry. I am a philosophy student at the University of Memphis. At the present I am reading Edmund Husserl's...
Matthew Stapleton
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Feb 16, 2004
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OK, I will be the first to admit that I'm totally feeling lost right now in my Calculus class. Integrands have begun to haunt my dreams. That aside, I've...
Allison Siau
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Feb 21, 2004
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My compilation, "The Triangle: A One-Page Primer" is available at http://www.CJFearnley.com/triangle.primer.pdf Please let me know of any corrections and...
Chris Fearnley
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