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Use the inverse sine to find the angle opposite the base

You will have sin^-1(base/hyp) = "theta"

Then, just subtract that from 90...that will give you the other angle.

Of course, I'd probably use the Pythag theorem to find the missing side first, too, since a "two-sided" triangle isn't considered kosher.

A = pi * r^2

A = pi * 4^2

A = pi * 16 = 50.27 units²

It just stays $$x^2+14x$$

So dividing 4*10^7 by 5*10^4, we have

(4/5) * (10^7 / 10^4) =

.8  *  10^3 =

800 times

Or you could just use inverse sin or inverse cos and not bother about finding the hypotenuse first. 

Looks like oskar20106 has more faith in our calculator than he once did!!

(.....or maybe he used an abacus)

Thanks for the kind note, Jedithious.......we never like to give "watered" down answers, here......

If Melody were to do a thorough search, she'd find a pair of "glasses" in this problem!!

What? How? 1+2=3 You must have pressed 2+2 or 2x2 by accident

by oskar20106

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DID anyone notice the date on the post –it’s Feb 1, 2012. oskar20106 is either a snarky trouble maker or he’s not too bright.

We have enough BS on here without you adding to it. Leave the trolling to the professionals.

Other than that, it’s pretty funny.

The "x" component is given by r cos θ, and the "y" component is given by r sin θ

So x = 5 cos 30°  = 5 (√(3)/2) = 5√(3)/2

And y =5 sin 30°  = 5 (1/2) = 5/2

Thanks Jedithious,

I gave you a thumbs up too but mine is only worth 3 points!

It is still sunny enough to need my sunnies.  Just as well Chris collects them and always has a few to spare!

I keep losing mine but I know where to go for more.  Besides, I am waiting on an accessory.  I was told I could have it ages ago - now i have to hassle apparently.

(This is not aimed at you jedithious, it is a private joke in a public areana)

product means multiply.

I keep losing my glasses    - I am still waiting on the alternative/accessory. I haven't decided yet.

When am I going to get it.  I've been waiting for ever!!!!!   

Don't worry - It's a private joke.  A public domain, yes that is true, but a private joke none the less.  

Francis reduced the mage. It took some bucking, kicking, and dropping a few mule muffins, but he did it. Frances says if her brother ever decides to upload a picture of his ego it would take a mule’s age. Frances and Co.

Yes, and I don't see why it is not used on more complicated ones as well!  

I lost my sunnies - never mind IO found them again!  

Have patience with our calculator.

It used to claim that 1 + 2 = 5.

But....due to revised programming techniques....we've reduced the error by some 20% - or so.

Thus...we're "nudging" it closer to the "truth" by stages.

Final accuracy is expected to be achieved some time this year.....or the next one.

Your Humble Systems Analyst,

CPhill

"IS" implies "equal"     "OF" implies "multiply"     2% = .02     "WHAT NUMBER"  = n

So we have

76 = .02 x n      Divide both sides by .02

76 / .02  = 3800

So, the number is 3800

$${\mathtt{1}}{\mathtt{\,\small\textbf+\,}}{\mathtt{2}} = {\mathtt{3}}$$

It worked fine for me Andre - I did it on the home calc and on the forum - there is not a problem.

OK....2*2 = 4

So we have 4 / 4 =1

77 = C / (22/7)

Multiplying both sides by (22/7) we have

(22/7) 77 = C   And "canceling" the 7 and 77, we get

22*11 = 242

You could change those improper fractions to mixed numerals!  That would be better.

Points given for joining in - I want everyone to get involved! 

Not silly involvement - either proper maths or proper humour or both!

Give Francis my thanx for the reduction....that was vey "mule"-if-i-cent of him.

And as for those "flakes,' I believe he can find plenty of those on the forum....and he won't have to search very hard, either!!!

Now...you'll have to excuse me....I've got to get back to my game of Donkey Kong with Sisyphus. At this point, I think I have him "up a hill."

Francis reduced the image for you, CPhill. His fee is two flakes of hay, and 1.5 quarts of sweet feed, --Remember, “imperial quarts”. Frances says he’s very imperious, and she’d really like crown him sometimes.

Frances and Co.

PS IT didn’t work. It resizes to large after publishing. Francis says he’ll work on it.

Legislate pi, really!

 Now that is funny!

Indiana "Pi" bill 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Pi_Bill

y=tanx is in red,  y=sinx is in blue

$$tan(x)\ge sin(x)$$    when the red is equal or above the blue

solution:  

 $$\left[0\le x< \frac{\pi}{2}\right)\quad \bigcup \quad \left[\pi\le x< \frac{3\pi}{2}\right)$$

That is what I think anyway.