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Suppose x=4sin(theta, for theta (-pie/2,
Which is a polar form of the following parametric equations ?
x=4sin^2 theta Y=4 sin theta cos theta a) r=1/4sin theta cod theta
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which is a polar form of the following parametric equations?
x=4sin^2(theta) y=4 sin(theta) cos (theta) *r=1/4
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bobby
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Suppose that \Theta takes values in [0,1] and its PDF is of the form
f_{\Theta }(\theta )= a\theta (1-\theta )^2,\ \ \
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1. Show that Sin3 Theta - Cos2 Theta = (1 - Sin Theta)(4Sin^2 Theta + 2Sin Theta - 1).
Without using a calculator, show that
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Edwards
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I am having problems with proving identities that has a number and an exponent with it.
Like: *2cosxcsc2x = cscx *sin^2 2x =
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Jam
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Multiple Choice (theta) means the symbol 0 with the dash in it.
1.)Which expression is equivalent to
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HotMath
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Multiple Choice
Which expression is NOT equivalent to 1? (theta) means 0 with dash in it. A.)sin^2 (theta)+cot^2 (theta) sin^2
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HotMath
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Suppose that Cos (theta) = 1/square root 2 if 0<equal to theta , pi/2 then sin(theta) = tan (theta) = If
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George
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Justin wants to evaluate 3cot(-5pi/4). Which of the following identities can he use to help him? Select two answers.
cot(-theta)
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Max
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write the following parametric equations as a polar equation
x=t^2 y=2t *r=4cot(theta)csc(theta) *r=2cot(theta)csc(theta)
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heheeeee
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