ariannasofia1

27 Questions
15 Answers

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Polygon

is ABCD is a quadrilaterL , trapezoid , rectangle, or square :
A(1,1) , B(7,3) , C(1,12) , D (-5,8)
STEP BY STEP

ariannasofia1 Apr 19, 2016

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821

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ROOTS

Find the three distinct roots of 3√64i

ariannasofia1 Apr 19, 2016

0

843

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+157

With out a calculator

find the exact value without using a calculator
sec 150°
cos 300°
csc (-3π/4) read more ..

ariannasofia1 Apr 18, 2016

0

673

1

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Find polar coordinates

Find polar coordinates for the point
(2√3,-2)

ariannasofia1 Apr 18, 2016

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1485

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convert to polar form

convert the following to an equation in polar form
x2+y2-4y=0

CPhill ●●●

ariannasofia1 Apr 18, 2016

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733

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RECTANGULAR POINT

Find the rectangular coordinates for the point (6, 240°)

ariannasofia1 Apr 18, 2016

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972

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X AND Y INTERCEPT

Find the x-intercept & the y-intercept of the line through (6,4) and (-3,-8)

ElectricPavlov ●●

ariannasofia1 Apr 18, 2016

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595

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Find the equation

Find the equation of the line through (6,4) and (-3,-8)

ariannasofia1 Apr 18, 2016

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810

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THIS IS HARD

Find all angles in [0°, 360°]
sin 2θ= cosθ

ariannasofia1 Apr 18, 2016

+5

737

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Graphing equations

Graph the following equations in [0,2π]
1. y=-1+2 sin (x-π/2)
2. y=tanx

Step by step please &thank you

ariannasofia1 Apr 15, 2016

+5

725

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Step-by-step

Answer step by step in trigonometric from :
(1+√-3)5

ariannasofia1 Apr 14, 2016

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741

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How do you solve this ?

Find the points where the two following equations intercepts
(x2+8y=16)
(3x+4y=12)

ariannasofia1 Apr 14, 2016

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704

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find the three distinct roots of 3 √64i

find the three distinct roots of 3√64i

ariannasofia1 Apr 14, 2016

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660

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H E L P

solve in trigonometric from
[2(cos 100°+sin 100°)] [5(cos300°+i sin 300°)]

ariannasofia1 Apr 14, 2016

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649

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Solve in trigonometric form

[2(cos 100°+sin 100°)] [5(cos300°+i sin 300°)]

ariannasofia1 Apr 14, 2016

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970

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standard form

convert to standard form :
6(cos 120°+i sin120°)

ariannasofia1 Apr 14, 2016

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925

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Curious

Are there any other websites that are like this one ?

InjustaGod ●●

ariannasofia1 Apr 14, 2016