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Help I need to know how to solve this.
Sin(45 degrees) / Sec(110 degrees)
How can I solve this? If I get a step by step example I might be able to solve the other 9 problems before morning... I need to know how for a test I am going to take tomorrow. Please help...
What do you mean solve this? Find the exact value?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brazuca
sec(110) = 1/cos(110) => 1/sec(110) = cos(110) ........Quote:
Originally Posted by Brazuca
So the value is sin(45) cos(110).
You should know the exact value of sin(45).
Are you sure it's 110 degrees and not 120 degrees?
I am not sure turn it into something else maybe radians I am not sure. I only have these on my notes on what I should study, the only thing I wrote was solve...
I need to see this one "solved" so I can have an idea on how to answer questions like this on the test.
Yes its 110 none of the questions here have more then 1 with a value like 30 45 60 90 120 etc.
Also what do I do after I get the radians?
such as Sine 45 is PI/4 how do I combine it with whatever 110 cos will give?
Edit: please help I am refreshing this every 30 seconds.
Edit: Help anyone.....
Edit: Help... I am going to sleep I'll wake up early to see if anyone answered this for me before I go take the test...
It's still not clear what you're expected to do in this question. If you have to get a value of the expression, then the real problem is finding an exact value of cos(110 degrees). This is a no simple thing to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brazuca
Unless you can be more specific on what 'solve' means, I don't think there's much more can be done here ......