Question

#5. in picture pdf?

Answer 1

first use the fact that sine equals opposite over hypotenuse to get that\[\sin\alpha=\frac ac\]from this you can get a formula for the hypotenuse, c

Answer 2

okay im lost lmfao C has no number

Answer 3

right, that's why we are going to do a bit of algebra and solve for C
can you rearrange this equation so that it solves for C ?

Answer 4

I dont know what that meeans.

Answer 5

if I gave you a simple algebra problem like\[x=\frac yz\]and said "solve for z," that means I want you to manipulate the expression to get it into the form \[z=\frac yx\]

Answer 6

same exact thing here

Answer 7

Timeline of events:
1 I got out of a bad situation.
2. I started a clothing line in 8th grade.
3. 9, 10 and 11th(this year) i barley coasted through.
4. Because 1 I'm working with a ghostwriter and writing a book, 2 im a model, 3 i am re opening my company this fall, 4 im starting a YouTube channel, 5 so basically my geom final is on Wednesday... im only passing because i sexted the sub teacher and i am voting for trump just like my main geom teacher and i got kicked out of private school in 7th so theyre assuming im still 2 grades ahead of my time... I have know idea what all thhese signs and letters mean... my senior yr starts in august and im 18 in june... im screwed if i dont get it together.
@TuringTest

Answer 8

so how do i make C into a number exactly?

Answer 9

o-o um... I really don't know what to tell you about that. I'm not going to just give out answers, if that's what you want. If you can't do something like manipulate \(x=\frac yz\) to get \(z=\frac yx\) then I'm afraid there's probably no way you can pass without cheating.

Answer 10

you need to change the expression using algebra so that you have \[c=...\]

Answer 11

If I gave you a problem like \[\frac x6+12=24\]could you solve it?

Answer 12

just trying to gauge what you know, here...

Answer 13

stop typing for a bit im thinking about the equations

Answer 14

ok, well I'm gonna grab a bite to eat so I'll be afk. I hope you remember your algebra. And that you don't vote for Drumpf.

Answer 15

There is nothing to really to think about just replace the letters with the numbers you know and do some Algebra :-)

Answer 16

so x=6, 6*2=12, 6+6=12, 12*2=24, 12+12=24?

Answer 17

Btw sexing your teach is not a good idea :(

Answer 18

he was a guest teacher and i was on prozac against my will and didnt know it altered my behavior for 3.5 months ... then i got suspended for vandalizing school property and then i went to the 'Harvard know it all doctor" and i basically fired him and went back to my previous doc.

Answer 19

x is not 6. Unfortunately it seems you can't do basic algebra problems, which means it is literally impossible to do trigonometry. I'm sorry, but I don't think anyone can help you without just giving out answers, which is forbidden on this site. I'm afraid you have to go back and relearn algebra if you want to pass trigonometry.

Answer 20

Perhaps you need a year off to get it together

Answer 21

^

Answer 22

im not taking trig im taking geometry and i passed all the algebra

Answer 23

what you have on your paper is trig, not geometry. sines and cosines are trig functions; they don't come up in geometry

Answer 24

well, not a regular geometry course like they give in high school at least

Answer 25

I cant take a year off as soon as i turn 18 im reopening the court case (my grandfather started 3 pr firms from scratch and his "thought to be wife... wife # 3 ) murdered him and ran off with his life insurance claim and $60,000,000.00 so i need to pass ... i'll find a way ...if 108 grams of Ritalin gets 1 semester of missing work done in 4 hours then I can pass on Wednesday. Thanks for the help.

Answer 26

good luck

Answer 27

thanks

Answer 28

Pro tip:

Just replace the letters with the numbers you know

and do some Algebra

:-)

Answer 29

could you please at least rate me as a QH? Otherwise I don't get credit for helping you.