please solve in radians from start to finish, even if u won't explain, please show working. 7sec(3t)=-10
Divide both by 7.
Then, do what sec does. (Reverse of whatever is it). This should the right side -1/70 after 2 steps.
After, divide both sides by 3
I was incredibly vague in step 2. IF you'd like me to refine that, tell me. But I am busy.
Is sec 1/cos?
yes
1. Divide both sides by 7. 2.sec3t=-10/7 3.1/cos3t=-10/7 4. cos3t=7/-10 5.cos3t/3=(7/-10)/3 6.t=cos^-1[(7/-10)/3 DERONE!
HOOAH
sec(3t)=-10/7 cos(3t)=-7/10 3t = 2.346 +2pi=8.629 +2pi=14.912 t=.782, 2.876,4.971 3t = 3.937 +2pi=10.220+2pi=16.503 t=1.312,3.407,5.501
AWw. Sigh.
5.cos3t/3=(7/-10)/3 YOU CAN'T DO THAT!!!!
Mertsj's answers are the same as that in my book... i guess i was on the right path... i got stuck after getting the angle 3t.... since that was the angle, i wasn't sure if i had to continue to find t or they just needed the angle. thanks a ton :)
That's why I failed that test.
Eroops.
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