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Charles Autterson

Charles Autterson

Baker College
Trigonometry

Trigonometry teacher | Tutor for 5 years

With a passion for Trigonometry, my journey led me to specialize in this dynamic field at Baker College. Armed with a profound understanding of angles, ratios, and functions, I'm here to guide you through the complexities of Trigonometry. Let's unravel the mysteries together, turning challenges into triumphs. Your success is my mission.

Questions

  • A plane takes off from LAX airport and ascends for a distance of 3200 feet. If the plane traveled 2400 feet horizontally, find the plane's angle of elevation at take-off. ?
  • Prove sec x - tan x sin x = (1/sec x) ?
  • Solve for x on #[0,2pi)# : #(x-pi)/cos^2x < 0 # ?
  • How do you graph #y = 3 tan (x/2)#?
  • How do you find arcsin(-1/2) ?
  • How to solve x^2 + (sinx)^2 = 1?
  • How do you express #f(theta)=-sin^2(theta)-5cot^2(theta)-2sec^4theta# in terms of non-exponential trigonometric functions?
  • In an equilateral triangle, 3 coins of radii 1 unit are kept so that they touch each other and also the sides of the triangle. Then what is the area of the triangle?
  • If tan x = -3/4 and pi/2<x<pi find values of cos x and sin x?
  • How do I simplify 2sin(100pi/9)*cos(100pi/9)?
  • Use Law of Cosines: Two airplanes leave an airport at the same time. The first flies 150 km/h in a direction of #320^@#. The second flies 200 km/h in a direction of #200^@#. After 3 hr, how far apart are the planes?
  • The max value of #5cosα+3cos(α+π/3)+3 # is?
  • Could someone please explain the answer to this question to me?
  • Find the value of c and state the amplitude and period of f (?)
  • How do you step through solving #4cos(4theta) = -2sin(theta)#?
  • What is the amplitude of #f(x) = -3cos(x/2 + pi)#?
  • If cos(x)cos(x-(Π/3))=1-(n/6), then the constraint of the value n that satisfies ?
  • How do you prove #tan((x/2)+(pi/4))=secx+tanx#?
  • How do you multiply #\sin ( - \frac { 50\pi } { 3} ) \cdot \cos \frac { 53\pi } { 6}#?
  • How do you graph #2sin(2x+30°)#?