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Law of Sines and Law of Cosines
... Solve the following problems: make a sketch of the situation, write the formula needed to answer the problem, substitute, and solve showing work. 1. Two points M and N are separated by a swamp. A base line MK is established on one side of the swamp. MK is 180 meters in length. The angles NMK and MKN ...
... Solve the following problems: make a sketch of the situation, write the formula needed to answer the problem, substitute, and solve showing work. 1. Two points M and N are separated by a swamp. A base line MK is established on one side of the swamp. MK is 180 meters in length. The angles NMK and MKN ...
Section 6.6 - TopCatMath
... If the trigonometric equation appears to be something other than a linear equation consisting of a single trigonometric function, then it should be factorable once we get it in the right form. Try to get the trigonometric equation to look like a polynomial in a single variable, such as all cos , t ...
... If the trigonometric equation appears to be something other than a linear equation consisting of a single trigonometric function, then it should be factorable once we get it in the right form. Try to get the trigonometric equation to look like a polynomial in a single variable, such as all cos , t ...