Im am very excited aswell. I cant wait to learn what you have to teach me.i love that you are my teacher and i really hope for the best. I cant imagin being in your place right now, you have a bunch of students and they must all have at least one question. It probably gets hard somtimes but thats when you have to power through. I will help you as much as i can because it is what i do. When you tell me that your excited it gives me hope, hope that i will suceed and finish this class better then i was when i started. I am 100% way more excited then your are. Than you so much for this oppertunity.
I am taking this class because i want to iprove in math. I love math and i want to see myself get better. THank you again for everything.
The only rational root is -2.336071261738453
The other roots are complex (imaginary).
0.48- Use a calculator if you need it. Use your multiples if needed. Hava a good day!
The answer is Choice A: (cos(theta), sin(theta))
More specifically x = cos(theta) and y = sin(theta) make up the point (x,y) which is where point P is located. Because we have a unit circle, the equation of the circle is x^2+y^2 = 1. This leads to cos^2(theta) + sin^2(theta) = 1 which is the pythagorean trig identity.
If you have 12 dollars and you buy 3 paper back books, they each cost the same amount. So you would divide 12 dollars among 3 books to get the same answer for all of them. 12 divided by 3 equals the answer.
Then if you have 28 dollars and you buy 7 paper back books, they all cost the same amount. So that would be 28 divided by 7, equals the same answer.
