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    Why do cosine and secant have the same sign in all quadrants?

    Identifying the signs of ratio in four quadrants. It turns out that -ive trignometric identity will be negative but not for cos and sec. But why?
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    If angle lies in second Quadrant?

    It is written in my bookthat if angle is in second quadrant then a point (x,y) on its terminal side has negative x cordinate and positive y cordinate ?:confused:
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    If angle lies in second Quadrant?

    If angle lies in second Quadrant?? Hey fellows I want to know that if angle lies in second quadrant but how,,, if it lies then some of its portion is in first quadrant and it would make this angle greater than 90 degress.
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    Reason for Incorrect Algebraic Equation?

    The first equation is false whil second is true. What is reason?
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    Dimension of Angle: Learn LL^-1 from Course Book

    Thanks that helps :!) . What a damn books in Pakistan they taught.
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    Dimension of Angle: Learn LL^-1 from Course Book

    In my course I am curios to know how the dimension of angle becomes [LL^-1]. The following pic is taken by course book. http://i42.tinypic.com/iy2y3r.jpg
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    How amu is equal to Molar Mass Must S33

    Yeah . You was also post same! thanks.
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    How amu is equal to Molar Mass Must S33

    That helped until I found the meaning of of Gopher.
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    How amu is equal to Molar Mass Must S33

    I think it should need more explanation.
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    How amu is equal to Molar Mass Must S33

    How amu is equal to Molar Mass ... Must S33 Hey fellows I want to know that how amu is equal to molar mass of element. I think it's not possible unless weight of atoms of all elements is same. And by doing so it will mean that as Carbon-12 has molar mass of 12g and 12 amu then (if weight...
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    Calculating Force: Rifle & Wood Bullet Impact

    WoW the rifle is too big. LOL
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    Why we would 32 in Celsius to Fahrenheit & Vice Versa

    Thanks guy. =) Formula (32°C × 9/5) + 32 = 89.6°F
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    Why we would 32 in Celsius to Fahrenheit & Vice Versa

    Why we would 32 in Celsius to Fahrenheit & Vice Versa. Hey fellows, please tell me why we add 32 to celsius to Fahrenheit conversion and vice versa. According to my mind, I derive C to F formula of my own. I do the following.1)I look and choose the same scale of F and C. The most obvious of...
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    Significant Digits in Measurements and Computations

    Hey fellows I have read a number of books on Significant figures but I am not able to understand what are these. One confusing thing is that eg. If I take length of wire with a meter rod (with 1 meter minimum length measureable) & found it to be 7 meters. Then according to rule of Significant...
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