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Sometimes, if you take the derivative with respect to the variable in the expression (and there is only one variable), you can 'not' use it since, for example, dx/dx = 1. But in general, you use the …
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What is the name of a triangle with one round side? Kind of like a piece of cake which has two straight sides and one round side. Or a slice of pizza. -Quora It has properties of a circle with …
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We started with some problems involving bearings. The direction can get mixed up pretty easily, but the problems were fairly straightforward. Another problem asked for the exact value of cos 255 …
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We started by looking at graphing ellipses. Began by with the equation for a circle of radius = 1. Then saw how coefficients change the shape into an ellipse. The 'eccentricity' in a way measures …
We first looked at getting a bearing measurement between three cities. The law of cosine was used. As more information is found, you can use the Law of Sine and properties of triangles. Another …
We started with a problem involving gravitational potential energy, kinetic energy, and elastic potential energy with a mass and a spring. Work and energy both have units of Joules. Made an analogy …
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