I need a little help and if you're good please help me asap!! I know some of you pursued kines and nutritional science so you would have had to taken math classes. I haven't taken a math class in over 1.5 years so I need a little help on a couple problems.

Please let me know I will donate :-D

Why not just link up the problems so people have an idea as to what they are? I did that college algebra freshman year of high school (I was super advanced in math), but I might still have some of it down if you link up the problems (that was 11 years ago). I would imagine unless I have completely lost those concepts all together that I would probably know how to solve them.

wolfram alpha.com

nvm

This post was edited by Mastersam93 on Jan 20 2015 10:29pm

1-Change 1 by (u-3)/(u-3)
2-Put on common denominator
3-Simplify nominator to 2u-10/(u-3)
4-Multiply both sides by the denominator of the other one (2u-10)*(u-1) and vice versa
5-Simplify, you'll get a quadratic form =0
6-Do whatever u need to do, calculator can probably solve it, else use methods seen in class

e/ was drawing it out but my thing froze, if this isnt clear i can redraw if u want

This post was edited by Qwaze on Jan 20 2015 10:34pm

It is kind of clear. what is your answer? I got u= -1 or 5

i didnt calc, i'll check in a minute

yep 5 or -1

e/ i just punched it into an online equation solver, you can google them to verify your answers or some give your the step by step solution

This post was edited by Qwaze on Jan 20 2015 10:38pm

yep it was right! thanks



any help with this one?

1/cosT=SQ(2)
cosT=1/(SQ2)
Answers: T=cos-1(1/SQ2)

T=teta, sq=square root

You'll get a value, you can change the sign (cos stays the same), so if u get 0.36 for example, -0.36 is also a valid answer

Can also add 2pi without changing answer, but you'll go out of the interval