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prove sin^2tan/1-costan=1+costan

prove sin^2θ/1-cosθ=1+cosθ

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f(x) = x ^ 0.5 * 6.3 - sqrt(2) does not work properly in the graph for me. does anyone know why or does it happen to anyone else?

f(x) = x ^ 0.5 * 6.3 - sqrt(2) does not work properly in the graph for me. does anyone know why or does it happen to anyone else?
if you want the equation copy this here: f(x) = x ^ 0.5 * 6.3 - sqrt(2)
or you can look at this read more ..

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1 ( 1)

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66/58 %

i wanna know the % of 66/58

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How much is 1800m3 gas times €00.61,15?

How much is 1800m3 gas times €00.61,15?
How much is 3500kwh electric times: €00.22.25?

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Exam!!!

So im in a Math exam and there is a question i do not know how to answer.
So the question is 'N sqaured - N - 90 = 0' solve the eqaution.
so please help me, i do not have a clue how to answer it and i cannot fail again.

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whats the area of a circle

whats the area of a circle

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a rectangular park is 260 m by 480 m. Danny usually trains by running 5 circuits around the edge of the park. After heavy rain, two adjacent

a rectangular park is 260 m by 480 m. Danny usually trains by running 5 circuits around the edge of the park. After heavy rain, two adjacent sides are too muddy to run along, so he runs a triangular path along the other two sides and the diagonal. Danny read more ..

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3/7 as a decimal

3/7 as a decimal

mybfisbest Jun 4, 2015

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6/7 as a decimal

6/7 as a decimal

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a=4cm b=11cm

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how many combernations are there between numbers 1 to 10

how many combernations are there between numbers 1 to 10

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How the b**y hl do you get sin-1

How the b****y h**l do you get sin-1

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theres 28 classes and 680 kids how many children in each class

There are 28 classes at fenchurch primary and 680 kids how many children in each class

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Find the quotient and remainder using long division. (x^3+2 x^2 +5 x-2)/(x^2+x+2) The quotient is The remainder is

Find the quotient and remainder using long division. (x^3+2 x^2 +5 x-2)/(x^2+x+2)
The quotient is ?
The remainder is ?

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Find the quotient and remainder using synthetic or long division for \frac(x^5 - x^4 + 1 x^3 - 1 x^2+1 x -4)(x-1) The quotient is The remain

Find the quotient and remainder using synthetic or long division for (x^5 - x^4 + 1 x^3 - 1 x^2+1 x -4)(x-1) The quotient is ?
The remainder is ?

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Simplify the expression completely: (-5 z^12 -20 z^9 -20 z^5)/(5 z^3)

Simplify the expression completely: (-5 z^12 -20 z^9 -20 z^5)/(5 z^3)

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A circle is centered at the origin and has radius of 1.5. A particle starts at point (0,1.5) and travels counterclockwise on the circle maki

A circle is centered at the origin and has radius of 1.5. A particle starts at point (0,1.5) and travels counterclockwise on the circle making 150 revolutions per minute. Write the parametric equations for the motion of the particle, where t represents read more ..

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A circle is centered at the origin and has radius of 6.5. A particle starts at point (6.5,0) and travels clockwise on the circle, making one

A circle is centered at the origin and has radius of 6.5. A particle starts at point (6.5,0) and travels clockwise on the circle, making one complete revolution every 10 seconds. Write the parametric equations for the motion of the particle, where t represents read more ..

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A circle is centered at the origin and has radius of 6.5. A particle starts at point (6.5,0) and travels clockwise on the circle making 1250

A circle is centered at the origin and has radius of 6.5. A particle starts at point (6.5,0) and travels clockwise on the circle making 1250 revolutions every 5 minutes. Write the parametric equations for the motion of the particle, where t represents time read more ..

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