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glass hatch
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How do I get the values for even a single one like if he gives me tan sin or cos ill easily get the others none are supplied

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wanton viper
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Okay if we divide 2 things, and if it gives the result 1, then what we should think?

glass hatch
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That they are equal

wanton viper
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That’s the vote of this question really

glass hatch
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But he never really told me wich quadrant to look in or am I blind?

wanton viper
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Says theta is between 0 and pi/4?

glass hatch
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Idk how to get that I degrees

wanton viper
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Pi is equal to 180 degrees

cinder swift
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yeah so start by nothing that sin(18) = cos(72) so they cancel out.
sin(180-theta) = -sin(-theta) =sin(theta)

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sin(3x - 25) = cos(2x-35)
you can just use the general solution to sin(x) = cos(y) and then restrict the domain to (0,pi/4)

glass hatch
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So 30 degrees?

cinder swift
glass hatch
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If u don't know how would I know betterSkull betterSkull
He just isn't giving enough info

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Can u give me pi over 4 in degrees?

cinder swift
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(the only one i remember)

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$\cos(a) = \cos(b) \implies a = \pm a \pm 2\pi n, n$ is an integer

high helmBOT
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Me, autism, MSE(downtime)

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cinder swift
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now use sin(x) = cos(90-x)

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chuck it in there

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and see what you get

glass hatch
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I did that it was 30

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But that isn't in the 0 to pie over 4

cinder swift
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it is

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pi/4 is 45

glass hatch
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Oh

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Ohhhhh makes sense now

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Thanks

glass hatch
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Yes

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