Can you please answer this? question is attached
Do you understand the basic relations of the trig functions?
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yes
If you look at one of the choices marked it basically says that sin(x) = 1/cos(x)... which I doubt is true. I would suggest that you draw the triangle on you own and with what is given to you find out which trig function you can actually use. It only gives you 2/3 sides.
ok
so i am looking for d
yes and you will have some trig function f(x) such that \[f(x)= \frac{d}{a}\] and if you want to get d by itself you would just multiply both sides by a. $$ af(x) =d$$
so i would choose sec?
so sec(x)= d/20
does \[ \sec(x) = \frac{d}{r}\] ?
yes, so how would you solve for d to finish?
so
\[20 \sec (x)= d\]
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thanks
can you help me with one more problem?
sure
thanks let me take a screen shot
Ok for the rpm of the saw, I believe that you need to compute the ratio of the perimeters of the circle. 100 rpm on a perimeter of 10 meters would cause 1000 rpms on a perimeter of 1 meter. so you need to find the perimeters first.
ok
the part b) I would imagine the motor moving one way with arrows (draw them on the cables too) and then see which way the saw has to move.
ok
i still have no idea how to answer part a
Ok, calculate the perimeter of the motor circle and the saw circle. P = 2 pi r
so i go 30pi and 89pi for the circumference for each circle
94.248 and 270.176
cool. now the 30 pi perimeter is rotating at 2200 rotations per minute (that's what rpm means) so that in 1 minute it moves (2200)30 pi length of cable. Which has to equal (Xrpmsaw)(89Pi). Can you solve for Xrpmsaw?
oh ok
I have to leave, so I hope this helped a little. Good luck!
it did! thank you! Now i can go to college!!!! Im not kidding this assignment will save my grade
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