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Sin+Cos Question makes no sense to me
my mates been able to work out a function to work out the degree's, which is as follows =DEGREES(RADIANS(SIN(RADIANS(A1))*2)+RADIANS(COS(RADIANS(A1))*3)) im hopeing is right and I am going to try implment it now =) using excels radians function degree's function didnt seam to work. btw I am...- College_Noobie
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Sin+Cos Question makes no sense to me
ThoMcCloskey please read what you put compared to what i put. ok how will converting degree's which i need it to be in.. to a radius, which I am guessing it is as defult at the moment. going to help? please read what i put.- College_Noobie
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Sin+Cos Question makes no sense to me
need to get the answer in degree's but excels degree's function seams to not be working as it should. also I am unable to determin if its ment to be fluctuating up and down or not. any idea's? also erm it goes up at 0.9 values, so highest value is 81.. so its not 1% increasments, please...- College_Noobie
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Sin+Cos Question makes no sense to me
Using a graph format in excel, plot the following function; Y=2SinӨ + 3CosӨ for values of Ө between 0 and 90?. From the graph find; a.the maximum amplitude of the function. 2.A value of Ө which satisfies the equation 2SinӨ + 3CosӨ = 3.5 As evidence, you are required to show what...- College_Noobie
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Undergrad Kirchhoff's law - Simultanious Equations - Question
sorry about the place of posting i was unable to work out which of the mathimatics sections it should go under. and sorry about the "I to the power of 1 and I to the power of 2" dont worry about the working out =) i will be able to carry on from there Thanks- College_Noobie
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Undergrad Kirchhoff's law - Simultanious Equations - Question
When Kirchhoff's law are applied to a particular electrical circuit the current I^1 & I^2 are connected by the equations; 27 = 1.5 I^1 + 8 (I^1 - I^2) -26 = 2 I^2 - 8 (I^1 - I^2) Please show working out =)- College_Noobie
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