So, my teacher assigned us this homework that already has the results, you just need to get to it, and I´m a little bit stuck in some of this exercises..
They´re about the fundamental trigonometric formulas
The screenshot is in spanish tho, but I can translate it if needed..
#I need some help on understanding my math homework
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Do you need explanations with all the questions?
Try to use the Pythagorean Identity, $\sin^2(x)+\cos^2(x)=1$. A little manipulation will help out.
Kocher
(You can also build triangles for some of these questions; namely, 3-4-5 triangles, and then calculate the trig ratios based off them.)
Well
Right now I´ve been trying harder and I manage to do mayority of them, but I´m still unable to do the C)-E) and G)
I see
I´ll try that then
Good Idea!
I´ll close this when I manage to finish everything
May you translate the questions in English "as is", and post any attempt you have done?
If you don’t mind, I can translate for you.
Sure, I do not mind. Thank you.
@dusk gyro
Thank you. I'll wait to see any attempt by @low path; if he/she still have questions with solving them.
Hi!
Sorry for being late
A friend came in my house, but i´m free now
I had to rewrite in other paper because it´s pretty difficult to understand my notebook, and it´s even worse if I try to take a photo
May you please review these issues and address?
(1.) What is sen? Is it the same as "sin (sine)"?
(2.) Work on your writings
(i.) For (c.) Is that "tan x"?
(3.) For (c.), the LHS of the 3rd line is incorrect.
How can $\cos x = \sqrt{1 - \cos x^2}$? What Trigonometric Identity/Formula is it?
(4.) For (G.), what is R?
Is it not better to define the variables that you use?
Also, what is the need for the exclamation mark? You do know that the exclamation mark represents factorials...right?
...among several other issues.
Also, for several questions on trigonometry, you can check the solution with the graphing calculator (if your professor allows the use of a graphing calculator).
Be it as it may, here are the detailed solutions.
Numbers (16.) and (17.) on:
https://examssuccess.appspot.com/MATHEMATICS/Trigonometry.html#one-twenty
I think I explained it well. But, if there is anything you do not understand regarding the explanations/solutions, please let me know.
These are the solutions to Mathematics questions on topics in Trigonometry.
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Well, let´s see..
Sin and sen are the same, tan and tg are also the same, I think the issue there is because of language.
R means Result
The teacher already gived us the results, I just need to actually get there, and sorry for the exclamation mark, my bad.
And no, I don´t use the graphing calculator, I use the scientific one
And about that formula, I was trying to clear "sin", with the new formulas that I´ve been using along the exercises, I saw one of my classmates doing it, and he got the right answer, but I get stuck in the same place.
So i saw the exercises in the link that you sand me, I see, throught I don´t think the teacher wants us to use the angles, but yeah, thanks!, i´m done with my work
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Oh, I see
Thanks!