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OpenStudy (lilsis76):
express sin(17pi/12) in terms of rational numbers and radicals.
how can i do this :/
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OpenStudy (lilsis76):
@anikay think u can help me with this one?
OpenStudy (anikay):
remember what I said about pi/6?
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
er.....hold on, u said....pi//6 is 30 deg.
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
@anikay
OpenStudy (anikay):
ok, so, what would 12 be? then?
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OpenStudy (lilsis76):
let me draw it reallyfast
OpenStudy (anikay):
you're going to need to know your half angle formulas for this
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
ugh. i forgot it :/
OpenStudy (anikay):
well, sucks, because it's gonna be a 75 degree reference angle :P
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
hold on im looking up the formula
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OpenStudy (lilsis76):
cos(2a)=cos^2 - sine^2 = 2cos^2 - 1 = 1 -2 sin^2
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
right? @anikay
OpenStudy (anikay):
awww D: no that's double angle
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
okay hold on let me check again
OpenStudy (anikay):
at least, the cos(2a) is
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OpenStudy (lilsis76):
okay i got it,
sin Q = 2 sin Q/2 cos Q/2, right?
OpenStudy (anikay):
uh, here
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
haha im not good at math seriously ugh, this is horrible. im sorry if im wasting your time
OpenStudy (anikay):
meh tryin to hit multiple problems
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
haha thank you
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OpenStudy (anikay):
ok so its
OpenStudy (anikay):
\[\cos ^2 \frac{ \theta }{ 2 } = \frac{ 1+\cos(\theta) }{ 2 }\]
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
hm...okay, do i ....just plug in the 17pi/12?
OpenStudy (anikay):
uh....im tired xD
OpenStudy (anikay):
imma go with no
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OpenStudy (anikay):
imma say plug in 150
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
okay :/ then ill skip it
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
why 150?
OpenStudy (anikay):
cuz 150/2 = 75 xD or you could try 17pi/6
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
haha where is the 17 pi coming froM?!
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OpenStudy (anikay):
isn't that your original problem?
OpenStudy (anikay):
but multiplied by 2?
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
IT IS!!! haha i finally saw it haha
OpenStudy (lilsis76):
okay i have one more problem and its my last.
OpenStudy (anikay):
yesh?
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OpenStudy (anikay):
I should sleep soon.... is this a better pastime than League of Legends? xD