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7272
Please do this problem without trigonometry table, calculator, computer, etc! {SIN (20)} * {SIN (40)} * {SIN (60)} * {SIN (80)} I can't do this problem. Can...
Sir Analyzer
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Feb 1, 2004
11:27 am
7273
I forgot but as far as my knowledge goes it can be done in this way : Sin 20 = Sin (180 - 60) Sin 40 = Sin( 60 - 20) Sin 60 = Sin 80 = Sin (60+20) We have...
tom cruise
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Feb 3, 2004
6:37 am
7274
Also sin(40) = sin(2.20) and sin(80) = sin(2.40) sin(2a) = 2sin(a).cos(a) Carlos...
Carlos Assale
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Feb 3, 2004
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sin A sin B = ½[cos(A-B) - cos(A+B)] sin(20)sin(40)sin(60)sin(80) = sin(80)sin(20).sin(60)sin(40) = ¼[cos(60) - cos(100)][cos(20) - cos(100)] = ... I'm sure...
clooneman
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Feb 3, 2004
2:05 pm
7276
In a message dated 2004-02-03 9:07:33 AM Eastern Standard Time, ... how can sin(20) = sin(180-60), when 180-60 = 120, not 20? stevo [Non-text portions of this...
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Feb 3, 2004
2:26 pm
7277
... computer, etc! ... sin(20)*sin(40)*sin(60)*sin(80) = (1/2)*sin(60)*sin(20)*[cos(40)-cos(120)] = (1/2)*sin(60)*[sin(20)*cos(40)+1/2*sin(20)] =...
photon256
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Feb 3, 2004
3:01 pm
7278
Suppose the random variables X1,...,X4 are jointly normal. Each Xi has mean zero and variance 1. Let r_ij = E(Xi*Xj). Then, surprisingly (to me), ...
jason1990
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Feb 3, 2004
5:03 pm
7279
Aye, that looks fine to me. ... it...
clooneman
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Feb 3, 2004
5:59 pm
7280
... I know little about the details of this subject, so what I write could be inaccurate or even wholly wrong. But I do have a general idea of this, so I will...
photon256
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Feb 3, 2004
6:08 pm
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tom cruise
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Feb 4, 2004
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7282
1. h= -5t² + 100t. This means that after 0 seconds, the flare has a height of 0, after 1 second it has a height of -5(1)² + 100 = 95, etc. Now imagine a...
clooneman
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Feb 5, 2004
6:59 pm
7283
... wrote:> ... THanks! Exactly the same as the last one. Again, the graph of the function rises, peaks, and then nosedives. h is the flare's height in...
clooneman
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Feb 5, 2004
7:16 pm
7284
... This one involves a bit of the old calculus. I'd advise you to read about the basics of it elsewhere; it will explain what I'm about to do. The value A...
clooneman
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Feb 5, 2004
7:23 pm
7285
... 90msquare? a) We use exactly the same procedure as before. We wish to maximise the value of A, so we differentiate it with respect to x to find dA/dx,...
clooneman
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Feb 5, 2004
7:29 pm
7286
clooneman, your reasoning is sound (but i haven't checked the arithmetic); however, some numerical approximations for the times at 80m would have been really ...
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Feb 6, 2004
1:55 pm
7287
A triangle has sides 10, 17, and 21. A square is inscribed in the triangle. One side of the square lies on the longest side of the triangle. The other two...
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Feb 8, 2004
2:41 pm
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MENTAL CALCULATION WORLD CUP 2004 ... As the home town of the great German master of calculations Adam Ries, Annaberg-Buchholz maintains the tradition of Ries....
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Feb 10, 2004
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7290
Suppose you have a triangle ABC and you want to geometricly inscribe the largest possible equilateral triangle so that each vertice of the Eq. tringle lies on...
bqllpd
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Feb 11, 2004
2:50 am
7291
... there ... sorry... I meant centroid, not orthocenter...
bqllpd
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Feb 11, 2004
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7292
Is there a "nice", logical way of deducing the answer to this problem? ... positive whole number of points was awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. The number...
ray chan
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Feb 11, 2004
11:42 am
7293
Midpoints of the three sides of ABC = vertices of inscribed triangle? ... inscribe ... the ... there...
clooneman
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Feb 11, 2004
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7294
Sum of points = 20 + 10 + 9 = 39 = 3 * 13 So either 3 races were held, or 13. If no. of races is 13, 1st can't get more points than 2nd and 2nd than 3rd. So...
photon256
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Feb 11, 2004
2:47 pm
7295
A total of 39 points were awarded to the boys. This must be a multiple of the number of points awarded per race. So either 13 points were awarded for each...
clooneman
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Feb 11, 2004
3:30 pm
7296
sqrt of a negative number ... In the field of reals, we are working in the complex field here, so yes it can. Can you give me the value of sqrt(-1) in terms...
poornima sai
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Feb 11, 2004
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7299
Hai join me to enjoy a interesting and challenging problem in integration.For the problem Iam following some notations as pow(x,y)=x^y inv(x)=1/x ...
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Feb 12, 2004
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Feb 12, 2004
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Matlab says : 1/n*x*LerchPhi(-x^n,1,1/n) whatever that means...
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Feb 12, 2004
11:08 pm
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Feb 13, 2004
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Seen on another forum, I couldnt solve this problem: Show that: (n+1)*x+...+(n+k)*x^k+...+2n*x^(2n) has at least two complex roots say z1 and z2 such that:...
Julien
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Feb 14, 2004
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7304
Do you mean ...+2n*x^n for the last term?...
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