(sin(x))^2 and sin(x)^2 and sin^2(x)?
Hello, Are (sin(x))^2 and sin(x)^2 and sin^2(x) the same? Thank you in advance!
Hello, Are (sin(x))^2 and sin(x)^2 and sin^2(x) the same? Thank you in advance!
For sine functions, the formula k times pi generally applies to the zeros. But what is k, and what is the difference between it and b?
Hello everyone, I have the following question: we have the following dimensions (see photo). We wanted to know if there is any way to calculate the angle in the top right using the lengths and the one right angle? Best regards
Hello, the task: my solution: a) delta dash = 110 degrees, delta = 70 degrees, gamma = 74 degrees b) alpha = 42 degrees, epsilon = 117 degrees
always come out at -6/ pi cos ()
I thought now it is f(x) = sin(pi/2x) then be F(x) = cos(pi/2x) * 1/pi/2 F(x) = 2/pi * cos(pi/2x)
For a sine function, how do I know whether the shift in the x direction was positive or negative? And the solution here is y= 3*sin(π*(x-1)) or 3*sin(π*(x+1)) Thank you for your help in advance
I got 13.58 degrees for gamma.
Hi, why can you draw the lower triangle of the unit circle like this, instead of using the red line like I did?
Here is the translation 1. A scalene triangle with an obtuse angle → Has no equal sides and an angle greater than 90°. 2. An isosceles triangle with three acute angles → Two sides of equal length and all angles less than 90°. 3. An equilateral triangle → All sides are the same length and…
I come up with the solution pi/4 and 5/4 pi, others with -1/4pi and 3/4pi, I don't know what to do next, can someone help me solve this mathematically.