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Sruthi wrote: can anyone please help me with this question.thank you in advance

Can anyone help me with this question.

1. The sine of an angle is 0.7420. Give two possible values for the angle in degrees.

Answer: ______________ or ______________

questionable_i wrote:Can anyone help me with this question.

1. The sine of an angle is 0.7420. Give two possible values for the angle in degrees.

Answer: ______________ or ______________

sin (angle) = positive, when 0 < angle < 180
sin (angle) = negative, when 180 < angle < 360

Since sin (angle) = 0.7420 -> positive
Both angles must be between 0 to 180.
sin^(-1) 0.7420 = 47.9 deg (first ans)
180 deg - 47.9 deg = 132.1 deg (second ans)

Kindly help with the following qn, thanks.



Without drawing the graphs, explain why the simultaneous equations
y = -2x + 5
y = 2x - 33
have no solution

tankee wrote:Kindly help with the following qn, thanks.
Without drawing the graphs, explain why the simultaneous equations
y = -2x + 5
y = 2x - 33
have no solution

Hi, is there any typo error in the question?

I am able to find the solution, which is x= 9.5 and y=-14.



If the question was to solve

y = 2x + 5
y = 2x - 33
or
y = -2x + 5
y = -2x - 33

then there is no solution

working:
sub. y = 2x+5 into the second equation,
2x+5=2x-33
5=-33 （Not a valid equation)
so no solution.

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Need help with the following questions:-

1) 10f2 - 15f = 0

17g + 45
2) g2 + ----------- = 5
2

Not sure how to place the superscript of square thus f2 and g2.

Question 2 is truncated.

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Future Academy wrote:

tankee wrote:Kindly help with the following qn, thanks.
Without drawing the graphs, explain why the simultaneous equations
y = -2x + 5
y = 2x - 33
have no solution

Hi, is there any typo error in the question?

I am able to find the solution, which is x= 9.5 and y=-14.

......

likewise. But since it has been a while, I thought better seek help to be sure just in case it isn't a typo.

thanks.

tankee wrote:

Future Academy wrote:

tankee wrote:Kindly help with the following qn, thanks.
Without drawing the graphs, explain why the simultaneous equations
y = -2x + 5
y = 2x - 33
have no solution

Hi, is there any typo error in the question?

I am able to find the solution, which is x= 9.5 and y=-14.

......

likewise. But since it has been a while, I thought better seek help to be sure just in case it isn't a typo.

thanks.

A quick sketch of the graph will show that there is a solution.
I believe that it's a typo, and it probably is on either of the gradient/x-coefficient of the 2 equations.

The explanation should be because the gradient of the lines are the same (-2 OR 2; unable to determine due to typo), that means the 2 equations are parallel to each other, and therefore will never meet each other. => no solutions.