Recent content by Cosmo16

Huh? Ik don't think so. all the info I have on the first tri is here. Myabe this will help- here is the information I have for the first triangle. P.S. I was suppposed to round all answers to nearest tenth for length and nearest min for angles. <A=30 a=7 <B=34 deg 51min b=8 <C=115 deg 9 min...

I can find the first triangle. Its the second I can't find. And unless I am mistaken, (Which is entirly possible) YOu hvae only showed me how to find the first. basically, I am just really confused.

no, I need to draw two separate and different triangles based on the information given. The area part is just a little added bonus that's easy.

yes. Unforunatly, I have no idea what you mean by "simple apllication of the sine rule"

URGENT Trig question Okay I missed this lesson, so I don't really know what to do. I know it has to do with law of Sines/Law of Cosines. (but I think I can do all the parts involving that) 1)First Decide how many triangles can be drawn based on the information (my edit: I can do this)...

how much is a one? I would love a espresso in the morning. Straight esspresso is amazing. (Yet ironicly, I still add some sugar to my coffee. Fiqure that one out)

Sorry,the use of "proved" that was more word choice then anything else. It was a horrible one though.

That isn't really correct either- a lot of phyics is proved theoreticly without experimental data. Proved using mathmathiimatics.

maybe I was thinking of somthing else. right now my brain is on overload. For me overload usually equals insaness whcih usually equals stupid questions

It was my understanding (however my understandings are wrong 99.9% of the time) that a electron was massless, and that it took the form of a wave that collapsed into a specfic point when it was "located" however, I was told that I am my friends AP physics class, there are told to use the...

Im 99.9% sure it is. Look at the distortion around the "div align center" You can see where the pixels are distorted around it, signs of a copy/paste. Pretty good job on the rest of them though. Some of the letters don't follow the contors quite right either.

Actually my original post was more meant to be stating that this women seemed to fit into the stereotype. Just really bad luck on her part really I know some very smart cheerleaders and so on. I've also noticed that a lot of "oblivious" people aren'r actually oblivious. They just...

I'm 17- and in an advanced Englsh/ History class. (Same kids in each class) These kids (who have higher GPA's then I do) Say some things that make you go. "Ahhhh ya" My favorite is when a girl in my history class asked my teacher what the "Aforementioned acts" did. She belived they were a...

I don't care- if its mean- She is sooooo the typical blond bimbo cheerleader. Who says you have to have brains to get a scholarship?