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sin ( arcsin (1/2)  + arrcos(2/3) )

arcsin (1/2)  = A

So

sin A  = 1/2      and cos A  =  sqrt ( 2^2 - 1^2) / 2 =  sqrt (3) / 2

arccos (2/3)  = B

So

cos B  = (2/3)    and sin B =   sqrt  ( 3^2 - 2^2) / 3  =  sqrt (5) /3

sin (A + B)   =   

sin Acos B  +  sin B cos A   =

(1/2)(2/3)  + (sqrt (5) / 3) (sqrt (3) / 2)   =

[ 2 +  sqrt (15)  ]  /  6

You can use this formula for multiplying:  r₁cis(A₁) · r₂cis(A₂)  =  (r₁·r₂)cis(A₁ + A₂).

In your problem, you are correct in multiplying the two constants, but you should have added the angles, not multiplied them.

x = 4 - t   ⇒   t  =  4 - x        (1)

y = (t - 1)^2       (2)

Put  (1)  into (2)

y  = ( 4 - x - 1)^2

y = ( 3 - x)^2

y = ( x - 3)^2

y = a ( x -3)^2  +  0

In the  form   y  = a(x - h)^2  + k       

a = 1     and the  vertex  is  (h,k)  = (3,0)

The initial point is  when t = -2

x  = (4 - -2)   = 6         y =  (-2 - 1)^2  = (-3)^2    = 9  ⇒   (6,9)

When t  = 2

x = (4 - 2) =  2          y  =  (2 - 1)^2   = 1^2   =  1    ⇒  (2, 1)

Since  (6.9)  is to  the right of (2,1)   the motion is  right to left

hmmm I think CPhill is correct...

If you plug in 2 to the second equation, you get: \(2^2+3(2)-38=4+6-38=\boxed{-28}\)

And \(-28 \neq 2\)

If you are dividing, use this formula:  r₁cis(A₁) / r₂cis(A₂)  =  (r₁/r₂)cis(A₁ - A₂)

\(\phantom{=\qquad}(\ 3\sqrt6\ \text{cis}(\frac{\pi}{8})\ )(\ 2\sqrt5\ \text{cis}(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ )\\~\\ {=\qquad}6\sqrt{30}(\ \text{cis}(\frac{\pi}{8})\ )(\ \text{cis}(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ )\\~\\ {=\qquad}6\sqrt{30}(\ \cos(\frac{\pi}{8})+i\sin(\frac{\pi}{8})\ )(\ \cos(\frac{7\pi}{6})+i\sin(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ )\\~\\ {=\qquad}6\sqrt{30}(\ \cos(\frac{\pi}{8})\cos(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ +\ i\cos(\frac{\pi}{8})\sin(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ +\ i\sin(\frac{\pi}{8})\cos(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ -\ \sin(\frac{\pi}{8})\sin(\frac{7\pi}{6}) \ )\\~\\ {=\qquad}6\sqrt{30}(\ \cos(\frac{\pi}{8})\cos(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ -\ \sin(\frac{\pi}{8})\sin(\frac{7\pi}{6}) \ +\ i\cos(\frac{\pi}{8})\sin(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ +\ i\sin(\frac{\pi}{8})\cos(\frac{7\pi}{6}) \ )\\~\\ {=\qquad}6\sqrt{30}(\ { \color{blue} \cos(\frac{\pi}{8})\cos(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ -\ \sin(\frac{\pi}{8})\sin(\frac{7\pi}{6}) } \ +\ i {\color{purple}(\ \cos(\frac{\pi}{8})\sin(\frac{7\pi}{6})\ +\ \sin(\frac{\pi}{8})\cos(\frac{7\pi}{6}) \ )} \ )\\~\\ {=\qquad}6\sqrt{30}(\ { \color{blue} \cos(\frac{\pi}{8}+\frac{7\pi}{6}) } \ +\ i\ {\color{purple} \sin(\frac{\pi}{8}+\frac{7\pi}{6}) } \ )\\~\\ {=\qquad}6\sqrt{30}(\ { \cos(\frac{31\pi}{24}) } \ +\ i\ { \sin(\frac{31\pi}{24}) } \ )\\~\\ {=\qquad}6\sqrt{30}\ \text{cis}(\ \frac{31\pi}{24}\ ) \)

It is vitally important to use a diagram, I would say. Luckily, I have taken the time to create one for you so that you can follow along. I have put all the information we know into the diagram below:

In order to find the perimeter, we need to express the length of each side of \(\triangle EFC\) in terms of x. \(\angle B\) is a right triangle, so by Pythagorean's theorem, \(AC=10\) and \(EC = 10-x\).

\(\triangle ACB \cong \triangle ECF \) by Angle-Angle Similarity Postulate, and we will use this similarity in order for us to express the remaining side lengths in terms of x like so:

\(\frac{10-x}{10}=\frac{EF}{8}\quad\quad\quad\frac{10-x}{x}=\frac{CF}{6}\\ EF = 8-\frac{4}{5}x\quad\quad CF=6-\frac{3}{5}x\) 

Now, find the perimeter by taking the sum of all the sidelngths of the desired triangle.

\(P=EC+EF+CF\\ P=(10-x)+(8-\frac{4}{5}x)+(6-\frac{3}{5}x)\\ P=24-\frac{12}{5}x\)

[x + y]  / 2   = √2 * √(xy)        square both sides

[ x^2 + 2xy + y^2 ] / 4  = 2 (xy)

x^2  + 2xy  + y^2  =  8 (xy)

x^2  + y^2  =  6(xy)      divide through by   x^2

1  + (y^2) / (x^2)  =  6(y/x)       rearrange  as

(y^2/x^2)  - 6(y/x)  +  1  =   0

(y/x)^2  - 6(y/x) + 1  =  0

Let   (y/x)   =  a

a^2   - 6a  + 1    =  0

a^2  - 6a    =   -1       complete the square on a

a^2 -6a + 9  = -1 + 9

(a - 3)^2   = 8       take both roots

a  -3   =  ±√ 8

a - 3  =  ±2√2

a =  3 ± 2√2

(y/x)  =    3 ± 2√2

Because the ratio of the width and the length is 4:3. The length is 4/3 times the width. If you calculate everything in terms of the width you get (4/3)w*1w = (4/3)w^2 = 1323 multiply both sides by 3/4 so it becomes, w^2 = 992.25. The square root of 992.25 is 31.5 so now we know the width of the rectangle. The length is 4/3 times as much as the with so 4/3*31.5 = 42 is the length. (31.5 + 42)*2 = 147

umm I think you need to say how many girls and boys there are... :)

x = y²/1-y 

The base and top of the prism are hexagons so the answer is B, a hexagon.

the answer is 126 because in the end you are going to have to move 9 steps in all. So, 9 choose 5 equals 126.

you calculate it without replacement because you are drwing them at the same time not 1 after the other.

you forgot togive us the number of girls and boys you might have tried to directly copy and paste

x  =  t - 2

y  =  2t² + 4

Let's solve the first equation for  t  and substitute that in for  t  into the second equation.

x  =  t - 2     Add  2  to both sides of this equation.

x + 2  =  t

Since  t  =  x + 2  we can substitute   x + 2  in for  t  into the second equation.

y  =  2t² + 4

y  =  2(x + 2)² + 4

I'll let you expand the right side of that equation if necessary.

To find the smallest possible value of  x,  plug in the smallest possible value of  t  into the equation   x = t - 2

And to find the biggest possible value of  x, plug in the biggest possible value of  t  into the equation   x = t - 2

When   t  =  -3,     x   =   -3 - 2   =   -5

When   t  =   1,     x   =    1 - 2   =   -1

So  x  is in the interval  [-5, -1]

not 100% sure on this, but I belave that the answer is B

We  have     [ ( -3 - (-1)  , (-2 - 6)  ]  =   [ -2 , - 8 ]

The  length of this veector  = ll a ll    =  √ [ ( -2)^2  + (-8)^2  ]  = √ [ 4 + 64 ]  =  √68  =

√4 * √17  =

2√17

r = √  [ (-3)^2 + (3√3)^2 ]  =  √ [ 9 + 27]  =  √36  =   6

θ = arctan (3√ 3 / -3)  = arctan  (-√ 3)    =    -pi/ 3  +  pi  =   2pi/3

z  =  6 cis  (2pi/3)

Since the point  (3, 6)  is on the graph of  y = g(x)  then  g(3)  =  6

And...

h(3)  =  ( g(3) )²   =   (  6  )²   =   36

Since  h(3) = 36  then the point  (3, 36)  is on the graph of  y = h(x)

3 + 36  =  39

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Thank you! These were very helpful.

area of triangle   =   \(\frac12\)  *  base  *  height

We know the base is  4 inches.  To find the height we can use the Pythagorean theorem.

4²  +  h²   =   √[ 97 ]²

16  +  h²   =   97

h²   =   81

h   =   9

The height is  9  inches.

base   =   4 inches   =   4/12  feet   =   1/3  feet

height   =   9 inches   =   9/12 feet   =   3/4 feet

area of triangle   =   \(\frac12\cdot\frac13\cdot\frac34\ \)   sq feet   =   \(\frac18\)  sq feet

(x -3)^2  +y^2  =  9

( rcos θ  - 3)^2  + (rsinθ)^2   = 9

r^2cos^2θ - 6rcosθ + 9  + r^2 sin^2θ  = 9      subtract 9 from both sides

r^2 ( sin^2 θ  + cos ^2 θ)  - 6r cosθ  =  0

r^2 (1)   =  6r cosθ      divide out r

r  = 6cosθ

〈 -7, -3 〉  +  〈 -2, 10 〉   =   〈 -7 + -2, -3 + 10 〉   =   〈 -9, 7 〉