For part 5a i used the matrix rotation formula but kept getting decimals : (
cos(1/2) -sin(sqrt 3/2)
sin( sqrt 3/2) cos(1/2)
but ms says rotation of 60 degrees clockwise-
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For part 5a i used the matrix rotation formula but kept getting decimals : (
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For part 5a i used the matrix rotation formula but kept getting decimals : (
c...
Why are you taking trigonometric functions of other values of trigonometric functions? You need the angle.
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Why are you taking trigonometric functions of other values of trigonometric func...
the matrix rotation formula
white light
the matrix rotation formula
Yes, I know that, but the arguments you inserted don't make sense. They should be an angle.
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You can use the first column to determine the angle.
oh how would i do that-
using the identity matrix?
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white light
oh how would i do that-
Well, by comparing the elements in the first column, you get a system of equations:
cos(θ) = 1/2
sin(θ) = √(3)/2
So, you can find θ from here.
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End of proof.