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Cosine of Angles 120, 60, 30 - Math Solution
120, 60,30 cos 120 = -0.5, cos 60 = 0.5, cos 30 = 0.866- Terry Coates
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- Angles Set
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B Understanding the Change of Variables in the Hannay Angle Proof
We have some potential that depends on slowly varying parameters ##\lambda_a##. Using the angle-action variables ##(I, \theta)##, the claim is that we can define a two-form$$W_{ab} = \left\langle \frac{\partial \theta}{\partial \lambda_a} \frac{\partial I}{\partial \lambda_b} - \frac{\partial...- etotheipi
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- Angles Identity
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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MHB Proving Angles in Triangle ABC < 120° & Cos + Sin > -√3/3
All the angles in triangle $ABC$ are less than $120^{\circ}$. Prove that $\dfrac{\cos A+\cos B+\cos C}{\sin A+\sin B+\sin C}>-\dfrac{\sqrt{3}}{3}$.- anemone
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- Angles Triangle
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- Forum: General Math
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Angular velocity in terms of Euler angles
In Chapter 4, derivation 15 of Goldstein reads: "Show that the components of the angular velocity along the space set of axes are given in terms of the Euler angles by $$\omega_x = \dot{\theta} \cos \phi + \dot{\psi} \sin \theta \sin \phi, \omega_y = \dot{\theta} \sin \phi - \dot{\psi} \sin... -
MHB Computation of bond angles and other angles in tetrahedral
Hello, I didn't understand the geometry of molecules in which central atom has no lone pairs of electrons. for example, in $CH_4, NH_4^+$ molecular shape is tetrahedral and bond angle is $109.5^\circ$. How is that bond angle computed? $CH_4$ stands for liquid methane and $NH_4^+$ is a...- WMDhamnekar
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- Angles Bond Computation
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B Action-Reaction forces and angles
Now, I am sure we all know that objects and their action-reaction forces happen in terms of exerting forces at opposite directions but with the same magnitude. That said, I wish to ask: Do objects with action-reaction forces have their forces exerted in opposite angles as well as opposite...- Sundown444
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- Angles Forces
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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I Understanding Pseudo-Angles in Minkowski Space: A Geometric Interpretation
Does the concept of the angle between two vectors make sense in Minkowski space? Does the concept of orthogonal basis for Minkowski space make sense? If it does, how is it defined? When we start with the usual (time, distance) basis for 2-D Minkowski space, the axes as drawn make a right...- Will Flannery
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- Angles Minkowski Minkowski space Space
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Refraction through different mediums: calculating multiple angles help
1. I have calculated the first angle using Snell's Law and with subsequent proceeding angles I am uncertain whether my workings are correct since I have used basic laws of geometry that all internal angles of a triangle add up to 180 degrees and that alternate angles are equal to find proceeding...- lpettigrew
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- Angles Multiple Refraction
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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MHB Proving Equality of Angles in an Acute Triangle
Given that $ABC$ is an acute triangle with $AC>AB$ and $D$ and $E$ be points on side $BC$ such that $BD=CE$ and $D$ lies between $B$ and $E$. Suppose there exists a point $P$ inside the triangle $ABC$ such that $PD$ is parallel to $AE$ and $\angle BAP=\angle CAE$. Prove that $\angle ABP=\angle...- anemone
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- Angles Triangle
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- Forum: General Math
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Mechanical Energy of two Cannonballs fired at two different angles
I solved for both heights: h1 = (1.85x10^4)m, h2 = (5.10 x 10^4)m Question is knowing ME = PE + KE for ball at h1 (angled 37 degrees), is it safe to assume there would be no KE as velocity would equal zero at the highest point? So the mechanical energy = mgh ? Would it be the same for ball at h2?- Mustard
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- Angles Energy Mechanical Mechanical energy
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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A Algebraic proof that Euler angles define a proper rotation matrix
I have asked this question twice and each time, while the answers are OK, I am left dissatisfied. However, now I can state my question properly (due to the last few responses). Go to this page and scroll down to the matrix for sixth row of the proper Euler angles...- Trying2Learn
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- Angles Euler Euler angles Matrix Proof Rotation Rotation matrix
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Motion of rotating rig, find the angle variation with control rod length
Summary:: We have a rotating arm, offset from the centre of rotation by a certain length, which is controlled by varying the length of a control rod. Need the angle of the rotating arm in terms of length of the rod. The blue line is a fixed column structure. CE and BD form the rotational...- alexm
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- Angle Angles Control Geometry Length Motion Rod Rotating Variation
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Optical Laser to refract/reflect water vapor and smoke.... angles?
Building visibiity sensor... What is best angle to detect water vapor reflection from laser, and refraction? I plan to have two open cylindrical containers painted flat black and put inside each other so the overlap is about 0.5-1" (adj to limit ambient light vs airflow). Laser is cheap red...- MattLogue9
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- Angles Laser Refraction angle Smoke Vapor Water Water vapor Weather
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- Forum: DIY Projects
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Angles of certain complex numbers
reducing it to various forms: for example, the one in the title, or 2*pi*k(ln m) = a(ln(n/m)), and so forth. My gut feeling is that it is true (that no such foursome exists), but manipulations have not got me anywhere. Anyone push me in the right direction? I am probably overlooking something...- nomadreid
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- Angles Complex Complex numbers Numbers
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Associated Legendre Function with Angles
In Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Associated_Legendre_polynomials, Section Reparameterization in terms of angles, I see this argument: Let ## x = cos\,\theta ## ## \sqrt{1 - x^2} = sin\,\theta ## This is also in Griffiths' Introduction to Quantum Mechanics. Why is this a valid...- bryanso
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- Angles Function Legendre
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How to determine the angles using geometry (specific example)
I'm trying to find angles α and β. No additional information except: d, h, a. I already tried to figure it out by using isosceles triangles, but this is only true when there is a equilibrium of forces. I thought there are similar triangles incorporated, but I get too many unknown variables...- bolzano95
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- Angles Example Geometry
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding Angles in a Double slit experiment
Hello all! Having some problems understanding this question. From what I know, bright fringes means that there will be constructive interferences, whereby ##d\sin \theta =m\lambda## In this case, I know the d (separation of silts). However, what should I put in for wavelength? I went through...- jisbon
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- Angles Double slit Double slit experiment Experiment Slit
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Understanding Tension in Angles: Expert Insights and Tips
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- Angles Tension
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Proving Acute Angles from Two Equations
From the above two equations, I get : ##2mv = 2mv_aCos(a) + mv_bCos(b)## ##0 = 2mv_aSin(a) - mv_bSin(b)## But, I can't figure out how to prove how the angles should be. I think both the angles should be acute, but don't know how to show it.- Saptarshi Sarkar
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- Angles
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Optical What is the Relationship between Angles and....pixels?
Wasn't really sure how to ask this question since it's kind of niche. I have 3 cameras, which have the property that they occupy no physical space, and have no lens. They are defined only by the angle of their view. Now these cameras capture a certain field and take an image. The cameras will...- Justice Hunter
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- Angles Relationship
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- Forum: DIY Projects
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Why are these two angles equal (x=z)?,
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Difference between gyroscope angular displacement and Euler angles
Hi guys, I'm trying to understand between gyroscope angular displacement and euler angles? for example { Δx = Δx + h * Rx * SCx);} this is gyroscope output about anguler displacement.This value can be used to determine angle that device created.Why we should euler angles to fly.(I know...- ZekDe
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- Angles Angular Angular displacement Difference Displacement Euler Euler angles Gyroscope
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I Any direct measure of Universe expansion via galaxy subtended angles?
As indicated in the title and summary, I'm wondering if there is any large scale astronomical effort to assess directly the universal spatial expansion assumed by the Doppler interpretation of the redshift/distance relationship, by measuring individual galaxy subtended angles over time. The... -
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How can I rotate Euler angles through a specific angle?
Summary: I found an old topic on this forum that describes a similar problem to what I am facing currently. I want to rotate an object with euler angle values, but the rotation has to be translated based around a specific angle. However, I do not fully understand the solution provided in that...- pizzanakin
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MHB Solve for the angles in a triangle
Hi, Could someone check that I'm right with this one, or put me right! I've worked the value out as x=30 and y (2x) = 60. I've come to this as I think it's an isosceles triangle so the base angles would be equal. Am I right? Thank you!- gazparkin
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MHB How do I find the angles in a triangle?
Hi, I'm trying to work out how I'd calculate the values in the below. Rather than just have the answer, I'd really like to understand how I'd calculate this. Thank you in advance!- gazparkin
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- Angles Triangle
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- Forum: General Math
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A Book to understand Euler angles (and Tait–Bryan )
Hi I am trying to understand Euler angles and why they work. What are some great books to use as a resource to build a deeper understanding of them? I want to know why 3-2-1 Euler angles are so commonly used, and proofs regarding the mathematical properties of this method..- Avatrin
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Finding angles of a Parallelogram
Hi, I work as a math/science tutor, and a student had this question. He said you're supposed to find the values of x, y, and z and the only information given is that it is a parallelogram. It looks like it might be under-determined to me, every equation I write for it ends up reducing to 15x...- cuallito
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- Angles Parallelogram
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Vectors & Angles Problem Analysis
Hello, it is my first post here and I am not really sure whether this is the right section. I did not have the chance to take a look at the rules of the forum but I will as soon as I can (I feel a bit guilty for that, I'm sorry...). This is not "homework", I am just studying the amazing L&L...- emaz
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- Angles Vectors
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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I Random Unit Vector Angle Difference
I am simulating random angles from 0 to 2π with a uniform distribution. However, if I take the differences between random angles, I get a non-uniform (monotonically decreasing) distribution of angles. In math speek: Ai = uniform(0,2π) dA = Ai - Aj dA is not uniform. Here is a rough image of...- DuckAmuck
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- Angle Angles Difference Random Randomness Unit Unit vector Vector
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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B Measuring Angles: Negatives & Quadrants
<Moderator's note: Moved from the welcome forum. General question on the measurement of angles and thus no homework.> So we have a physics lab and here's the diagram. I do know how to calculate all but i got negative angle. Does that mean that that angle is reference to the negative x quadrant...- Eucliwood
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- Angle between vectors Angles Measuring
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Calculating angles of rotation for 2 interconnected levers
Hi all, This isn't really "homework" - it's a personal project I'm working on. I'm attempting to animate some mechanical controls of a turbine engine in Adobe After Effects. Having a hard time with the math for "rotating two interconnected points". Here is a photo for visual aid: It's...- gumanov
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- Angles Rotation
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Mixed intrinsic and extrinsic angles in 3D rotations
Being scratching my head for 2 days and not getting anywhere with this one. I am trying to figure out how to perform a 3D rotation described via a mix of intrinsic and extrinsic angles. Here is the problem: I have a platform in the shape of a box with sides of length lx, ly and lz. The platform...- aydos
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- 3d Angles Extrinsic Mixed Rotations
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Sum of the measures of the interior angles of a heptagon
PLEASE HELP1.What is the sum of the measures of the interior angles of a heptagon? A. 1260∘ B. 2520∘ C. 900∘ D. 1800∘ my answer is C 5.If the sum of the interior angle measures of a polygon is 3600∘, how many sides does the polygon have? A. 22 sides B. 20 sides C. 18 sides D. 10 sides MY...- yormmanz
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- Angles Interior Sum
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I Understanding 3D Coordinate Rotations with Euler Angles
I'm trying to wrap my head around the concept. we use 3 rotations to transfer our regular cartesian coordinates (3 x,y,z unit vectors) to other 3 unit vectors. each rotation is associated with an angle. so far I'm good. but now I saw in Landau's and Lifshitz's "mechanics" book this thing...- QuasarBoy543298
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- 3d Angles Coordinate Euler Euler angle Euler angles Rotations
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I Formal proof for the theorem of corresponding angles
Recently I started looking back at some basic mathematical principles, and I started thinking about the theorem of corresponding angles. It's such a basic idea that it seems obvious on an intuitive level, but despite that (or possibly because of that) I can't think of a good way to formally...- ScientificMind
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- Angles Geometry Proof Proofs Theorem
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Prove the sums of the angles of any given triangle = 180°
Homework Statement Prove that if A,B,C, are the angles of an arbitrary triangle, then m(A)+m(B)+m(C) = 180 degrees by the following method: From any vertex draw the perpendicular to the line of the opposite side. Then use the result already known for right triangles Homework EquationsThe...- r0bHadz
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- Angles Sums Triangle
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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MHB Left or Right Angles ( + or - ) of adjoining vectors
Hi there, I have another one for you (Blush) How can I efficiently determine if the angle between 2 vectors is positive or negative... Take a look at this example drawing: Known are the xy coordinates of 2 adjoining vectors, (I also have calcullated the 360 deg angle relative to the x-axis...- BrentK
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- Angles Vectors
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A How do I KNOW that Euler angles are sufficient?
Hello Before I "phrase" my question (and that may be my problem), may I first state what I do know. I understand that a Rotation matrix (a member of SO(3)) has nine elements. I also understand that orthogonality imposes constraints, leaving only three free parameters (a sub-manifold) I also...- Trying2Learn
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- Angles Euler Euler angles Rotation matrices
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Geometrical Optics - Light ray angles on a spherical mirror
I can't see how the textbook produces the following relationships between angles: $$ \theta = \phi + \alpha \qquad (1)$$ $$ 2\theta = \alpha + \alpha ' \qquad (2)$$ My thinking is that the exterior angle theorem for triangles was used to create expression ##(1)##, but I am unsure as to how... -
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MHB How Can the Sine Rule Help Determine Lengths in Irregular Shapes?
Hello, What is the value of x in the attached? obviously angle EAD = EDA but then what? the shape is irregular.- ketanco
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- Angles Length
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MHB What is the minimum value for x in this triangle with angle bisectors AD and BD?
Hello, In the attached, what is the minimum integer value x can take? AD and BD are angle bisectors the answer is 16 - but i do not know how they did it I am totally stuck, could not think of anything here. The angle bisector formula I know does not fit here- ketanco
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- Angles Length Triangle
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I How do you draw a spacetime diagram and what equation describes it?
According to Minkowski, spacetime for non-accelerated systems is a four dimensional continuum which has four axes (three space, one time) set mutually at right angles to each other. The velocity of a body moving in a straight line will be the resultant of the component velocities along the...- runningc
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- Angles Spacetime
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Trig problem involving a triangle's angles and sides
Homework Statement In the triangle ABC, angle A = 30 deg, angle B = 45 deg and since AC = a. The perpendicular from C on AB cuts AB in E. In this task you should calculate exact values. a) Determine AE, BC and AB expressed by a. b) Perpendicular from B on AC intersects the extension of AC in...- Kolika28
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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MHB Angles in congruence triangles
I am trying to work out the above problem. Known are: D,A,B,a,c,d. I need to work out b,d,G and F. Any ideas? c+d = 90 degrees. Regards, Stan- sts1983
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Projectile motion: Two objects are kicked upward at different angles....
Homework Statement Two objects are kicked upward at different angles. Object A travels a greater horizontal distance than object B. Both reach the same maximum height. Which of the following statements about the objects are true? You may select more than one. 1.Object A is in the air for a...- shayshay00
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- Angles Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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MHB Understanding the Relationship between Angles & Diagonals in a Polygon
There a relationships between angles to diagonals in a polygon?- highmath
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- Angles Polygon Relationship
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MHB Law of Cosines: Solve for angles given the sides of triangle
I've attached the problem and my work. When I enter cos^1(6.890625) I get an error, but 6.9 is also not the answer and Does Not Exist is also not an acceptable answer. So where I am going wrong with this?- Elissa89
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- Angles Law Triangle
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River question (looking for angles and headings)
Homework Statement A child in danger of drowning in a river is being carried downstream by a current that has a speed of 2.35km/h. The child is 0.505km from shore and 0.780km upstream of a boat landing when a rescue boat sets out. If the boat proceeds at its maximum speed of 18.8km/h relative...- alexi_b
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- Angle Angles Boat Physics River
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Angle between radius and acceleration
Homework Statement A particle is moving clockwise in a circle of radius 2.50m at a given instant of time. I have to find radiant and tangential acceleration and the speed of the particle. The acceleration vector is 15.0 m/s² and the angle between the radius and the acceleration vector is 30°...- KristinaMr
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- Acceleration Angle Angles Circle Physics Radius
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help