If cos (2m)=.11 what is (cos m)^2
Use the cosine half-angle identity:\[\cos ^{2}m = \frac{ 1 + \cos 2m }{ 2 }\]
2.22 is that correct
I'm not sure how you got that. It's not correct, but if you show me your work, step by step, I'm sure I can see where you went wrong.
1.11
I was trying to add wrong number
1+2(.11)/2 =
Okay, I see where you went wrong. cos 2m is equal to .11 , not cos m = .11\[\frac{ 1 + .11 }{ 2 }\]
Also,\[\cos ^{2}m = (\cos m)^{2}\]
So, it comes down to 0.555 for (cos m)^2
.11/2
No, 1.11/2
sorry thank you so much
np. You did well.
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