First, split the angle into two angles where the values of the six trigonometric functions are known. In this case, π/12 can be split
into π/3−π/4.
cos(π/3−π/4)
Use the difference formula for cosine to simplify the expression. The formula states that cos(A−B)=cos(A)cos(B)+sin(A)sin(B)
cos(π/3)⋅cos(π/4)+sin(π/3)⋅sin(π/4)
The exact value of cos(π/3) is 12, so:
(12)⋅cos(π/4)+sin(π/3)⋅sin(π/4)
The exact value of cos(π/4) is √22.
(12)⋅(√22)+sin(π/3)⋅sin(π/4)
The exact value of sin(π/3) is √32.
(12)⋅(√22)+(√32)⋅sin(π/4)
The exact value of sin(π/4) is √22.
(12)⋅(√22)+(√32)⋅(√22)
Simplify each term:
√24+√64
Combine the numerators over the common denominator.
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52. Rahzel wants to determine how much gasoline they had every month
=> He used 78 1/3 gallons of gas monthly
=> his wife used 41 3/8 gallons of gas last month
How much is to total of gas that they both used.
First let’s convert this fraction to decimal
=> 78 1/3 = 78.33
=> 41 3/8 = 41.38
Now, let’s start adding.
=> 78.33 + 41.38 = 119.71 this is already rounded to the nearest hundredths.
4065323 × 10 to the senventh power?
Answer:
The parametric equations for the tangent line are
:
x = Cos(10) - t×Sin(10)
y = Sin(10) + t×Cos(10)
z = 20 + 2t
Step-by-step explanation:
When Z=20:
Z=2t=20 ⇒ t=10
The point of tangency is:
r(10)= Cos(10) i + Sin(10) j + 20 k
We have to find the derivative of r(t) to get the tangent line:
r'(t)= -Sin(t) i + Cos(t) j + 2 k
The direction vector at t=10 is:
r'(10)= -Sin(10) i + Cos(10) j + 2 k
So, the equation of the tangent line is given by:
x = cos 10 -t×Sin(10)
y = sin 10 + t×Cos(10)
z = 20 + 2t
