@Clalgee Help with Trigonometry HW?
Yay! Thanks! I'll post the question, one second.
Alright, do you know how to start?
No, can you just give me the answer??
I'm sorry, but it's against the rules to do that. I wouldn't mind helping you solve the problem.
..... @satellite73 what is the answer? @acxbox22
exactly...@Christine88 direct answers arent permitted here but we all would be glad to help
@Christine88
Then what's the point? -.-
The point is for you to understand the problem. Not to give you the answers to the equation. You don't learn anything when we give you the answers.
Can someone else help me? You guys are making this difficult.
at least attempt the problem, then we can help
you want a mod to help you, lets see...@satellite73 @ganeshie8
Yes, @acxbox22 is right. Try the problem and we will help you from there.
..... Your only going to tell on me.
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I don't know how to do it though... and I have to turn it in tomorrow.
cos=adjacent/hypotenuse
I don't know.
first use pythagorean theorum to find the hypotenuse
Exactly what @acxbox22 said. Use cos= adjacent/hypotenuse Look at the graph. What is the adjacent angle and what is the hypotenuse angle?
I think the adjacent is RQ and the hypotenuse is PR.... How does this even help me?
You guys aren't even making any sense...
@dan815 @ShadowLegendX @TheSmartOne @ganeshie8 @bibby Someone help me! They aren't making any sense!!
@undeadknight26
lol
?????????????????? How is lol suppose to help me?
OpenStudy is not for direct answers. OpenStudy is to help you learn. You said you didn't understand it and it is due tomorrow. And then next week when you have a test over it? What are you going to do then? See if we give you the answer you will ask a similar problem again. But if we explain it to you and teach you it then you can solve the similar problems and will be able to pass your test!
And also @Clalgee @acxbox22 good job for not giving a direct answer! Keep up the good work! And also btw they are going on the correct path with your question. So do what they say and you will learn in no time! And understand how to solve it.
Then why do so much other people get answers? Alright fine, I need help but I need help fast... @Clalgee and @acxbox22 don't make sense.
First do this and tell us what you get. \(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @acxbox22 first use pythagorean theorum to find the hypotenuse \(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
^^^ ya know we all dont say the same thing for no reason continuing, find the hypotenuse using pythagorean theorum 12^2+20^2=x^2 544=x^2 x=sqrt544 sqrt544 is the hypotenuse
Lets stop lecturing the poor guy and HELP HIM. That's what this site is for. Don't become too full of yourselves and lose sight of that. Ty @acxbox22
lol
there i got you started now we have hypotenuse and adjacent so we can plug them in cos(theta)=adjacent/hypotenuse
If we want to help him we need cooperation from him.
@Christine88
@Christine88 What is RQ equal to? Look at the graph and tell us. @acxbox22 helped you find the hypotenuse. Now it's your tun to fin the adjacent.
I'm a her and no one is making sense. Everyone is telling me two and three different things. I don't understand.
well we all told you to first get the hypotennuse.
Alright. The adjacent angle is 12 cause that what the graph says. Now what
@Christine88 Now write the equation. It use to be RQ/PR. Now what is it?
No @TheSmartOne the first thing you said was lol like that was going to help me
@Christine88 Please stop. If you want to finish solving this equation, you need to focus on the equation.
We are all trying to help you. We just need your cooperation and patience.
Yeah but @thesmartone kept saying lol. Lol is not going to help.
The equation use to be RQ/PR. Now what is it?
Why are you all ignoring me/
ok i am back cos(theta)=adjacent/hypotenuse cos(theta)=12/(sqrt544) we plugged in our values now we can put it into a calculator and solve
That doesn't make any sense
You have to divide 12 by square root 544. What is your answer?
why? we plugged in our known values for the adjacent and hypotenuse sides we already said adjacent side was 12 and the hypotenuse was sqrt544 now using the ration for cosine we can plug it in and solve
oh. 0.514?
yes!good job!
Yes! That is the correct answer! Do you see how easy that was?
Nice work! @acxbox22
see we can work together to help you get an answer and learn the material!
That wasn't even easy. There was a lot of people and everyone was saying so many different things.
i understand, but it becomes easier for everyone else to help if the user cooperates
I'm sorry you had trouble, but you shouldn't have tagged so many people if you knew if was going to be a bother. Anyways, you finished the equation! great work :)
Do you see what @clalgee said?? I'm sorry but you can't tell me what to do you are not my boss and you didn't even help me. You ignored me and you criticize me. @acxbox22 is the only person that helped me.
@Clalgee helped you understand the basics and i carried on from there now lets finish on a happy note ;)
Thank you @acxbox22 we worked together and we solved the problem! Good job to everyone!
No! @Clalgee @ShadowLegendX @thesmartone didn't do anything. I'm sorry but I have to say it. And clalgee is ignoring me again
Thanks for nothing. Bye. Thank you @acxbox22 for helping me.
Bye! Have a nice day! :)
Matter of fact I only said "lol" once. And that too because it was funny how you wanted direct answers.
And also when multiple people are helping you get confused, so I left. I knew you were in good hands with @acxbox22
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