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in the textbook it says cos^2x + cos^2y + cos^2z=1 . How do we do cos^2?
Hollysmoke said:in the textbook it says cos^2x + cos^2y + cos^2z=1 . How do we do cos^2?
Hollysmoke said:hmm...like, how do they get =1? What would I type into hte calculator to get that? The textbook wasn't very helpful in that sense.
Hollysmoke said:That's all it says. I'll ask the teacher tomorrow to elaborate and get back to you.
Hollysmoke said:It's the equation that is given.
d_leet said:What do you mean "How do we do cos^2" ? I don't understand the question that you're asking, could you elaborate a little bit?
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