Take a look at Example #5 on this website please:
http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/CalcI/TrigEquations_CalcI.aspx
(It's about 3/4 of the way down on the page.) I follow everything that he's doing up until the point where he actually plugs in his answers and gets the solutions. I think that HE did something wrong because there's no way possible (or at least not that I can figure out) that you can come up with those answers by plugging in the provided values. Can someone please help with this? Either confirm that he's wrong, or please explain what I'M doing wrong that I keep getting different answers. For example, for the #5, I got things like:
For n = -1
-.2535
-2.0043
For n = -2
-3.3951
-4.9659
For n = -3
-6.5367
-8.1075
WHAT IS UP WITH THIS?! THANK YOU!
2007-08-09
07:12:20
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Christina - did you actually think that you would be picked for best answer with that rude, completely unhelpful "answer"? If so, you were sadly mistaken.
2007-08-09
08:54:12 ·
update #1