write equations expressing: 19cos(theta-50degrees) as

write equations expressing:19cos(theta-50degrees) as a sum of sine and cosine.
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write an equation expressing 19cos(theta-50degrees) as a sum of sine and cosine.
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write the following parametric equations as a polar equationx=t^2 y=2t *r=4cot(theta)csc(theta) *r=2cot(theta)csc(theta)
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1.) Which of the following polar equations is equivalent to the parametric equations below?x=t^2 y=2t A.)
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One of the "think outside the box" problems in my math work is really challenging me.I need to write and equation expressing: 8
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at 1:35amI posted ; Write equivalent equations in the form of inverse functions for a.)x=y+cos theta b.)cosy=x^2 my answers were
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I posted before ;Write equivalent equations in the form of inverse functions for a.)x=y+cos theta b.)cosy=x^2 my answers were
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1.) Which of the following polar equations is equivalent to the parametric equations below?x=t^2 y=2t A.)
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I wanted to confirm that I solved these problems correctly (we had to convert the polar curves to Cartesian equations).1.rcos(th
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Write in cartesian form:r=3tan(theta)sec(theta) im working with this function here, trying to get an rcos(theta) and/or
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