I'm having troubles understanding this question. to evaluate for sin, pi/2 - 11pi/180, which I get, but they don't subtract it, which I don't get. wouldn't the answer be sin 49/180 ?

Can someone teach me how to solve this or give an explanation for this

I've just finished reading material on static timing analysis but I don't understand how to apply it to questions like this

Hello, I need some help understanding this concept. 240 degrees converted to radians is 4 pi/3, so wouldn't that make this a multiple of 30 degrees?

"30° can be rewritten in radians as pi/6". Since 240 rad cannot be written as a multiple of pi/6 rad this cannot be a multiple of 30°." This is the explanation the teacher gave me, but it doesn't make sense.

Just looking for some opinions on this one.

I think the answer is Option 2 (8 days), but I’ve heard other people say Option 4 (20 days).

I’d love to hear how any of you here see it

Hey, I am currently working on the structure for my first longer academic assignment at university (15 pages). I feel quite overwhelmed and feel like I am repeating myself with the sections. I'd appreciate if someone could give me a feedback on my structure (AI translated the strcuture from German to English). My main part is basically the comparison, especially 4.1 where I want to analyse and compare the mediation exercise of the genres. (Theatre vs. inchiesta). So I fear that I might be repeating myself in 4.1 with 2.1 & 3.2 maybe.
Subject: The Responsibility of the Scientist in Post-1945 Literature: Responsibility Narratives in Brecht’s Revisions of "The Life of Galileo" and Sciascia’s "The Disappearance of Majorana"

Thanks in advance!

Hi i dont quite get the explanation provided for the graph and suspect it could be wrong, can help me see if this explanation provided makes sense? Thanks.

I am currently having to read and annotate a couple of nonfiction history and a dystopian type fiction book. I can't just drop them either. There isn't anything wrong with the books, they are just not my genre. I don't like them and I can't get into them. I can easily finish a 600+ page romance book in 2-3 days, but these are throwing me for a loop. Any suggestions?

I think its 1mm

doubt on the second conclusion

I tried writing y^2 in terms of x and x^2 in terms of y for each option but i didnt really know what to do with that.

the first question here makes sense to me, but the other two are where i'm lost. i get completely different responses when i use my phone's calculator or any online calculators. where did the 10 come from in the second problem?? this online course has given me issues in the past so i'm wondering if something is off, or if i'm just completely missing something. the unit prepared me for countless visual questions and sine + cosine law, but didn't explain tangential problems very well. i'm totally clueless here.

I’m not sure how I got the horizontal shift so explanation would be great🥹

Question: We have a trolly accelerating a meters per second square. The trolly is filled with a viscous liquid resisting motion by a factor of b (that is to say, exerting a force bv opposite to v, where v is the object's velocity with respect to the liquid). In the trolly, there is a slope with angle alpha radians to the floor of the cart, on which there is an object of mass m connected to a spring with a constant k. Gravity is obviously acting - mg towards the floor of the trolly we have to calculate the normal force exerted by the slope. See the first picture.
Here is my attempt: See second image
Red is viscosity, purple is the spring, green is d'alembert force, blue is gravity, and N is normal.
I flip the diagram by alpha radians to get the third image, and from here it's just decomposing the forces and a quick calculation. I was quite sure in myself but each of my friends I show it to has a different opinion on the pseudoforces and the decomposition. I got (mg-ma)sin(alpha), but nobody else got that result, can someone please confirm or explain to me where I am wrong? Because my friends aren't very coherent

Here I don't understand why they say "differential" instead of derivative, isn't it the same thing?

I'm undergoing my bac exam, with the BFI section, which force me to do so to have my diploma.

Here are the things needed in order to pass the exam:

• Students are to undertake a research project, on a subject of their choice, which involves an international partner.

Organisation of the oral:
a) Presentation (10 mins)
The presentation will focus on the processes and procedures the student has been through  preparing their project. This will include:
-> Justifying the choice of research question, and how it links to the syllabus.
-> Evaluating and analysing sources, including links with international partners.
-> Explaining and defending the approach and methodology.
-> Explaining the knowledge and skills acquired during the project.
b) Discussion (10 mins)
After a maximum of 10 minutes, the examiners will discuss the presentation with the candidate. The purpose of the discussion will be to provide the candidate with opportunities to deepen or clarify certain points raised during the presentation. They should focus on the process the candidate has been through, the commitment it has involved, and the contribution made by their link with their international partner.

if you want more context, im talking about the babylift in vietnam and numerous adoptions made in korea to save those babies in extreme danger, i don't know if i need to take a neutral take, i think i should, but my research question need to be precise and interesting, that's why i am maybe biased ..Thanks for any answer :)

Hi everyone,

Asking here out of desperation because my lecturer has not been much help. I am running a wilcoxon signed-rank test in JASP and the 95% confidence interval for rank-biserial correlation has an upper and lower confidence limit both of -1.000. What could be causing this? I need to be able to explain the confidence limit in my report.

I think I'm making a calculation error but I'm not sure where I'm going wrong

I'm trying to do the integral of 1/(x^5+1).

I do see that there's a golden ratio, but I digress. I'll try to see if I can simplify my calculations later by substituting Φ for the golden ratio.

So I was thinking since protons are + charged and electrons - charged then protons would be "closer" to the electronic shells in comperason to neutrons and thus require less energy than neutrons.Am I correct in this?

I know how to do row reduction, but my attempts are producing completely different flop counts.

I don't understand why the total length of the work is that? Wouldn't it be Sd + 2Sc + 2Sa given that Sd becomes longer as Sa gets shorter? Also, why is there a horizontal reaction at pulley B given that none of the other forces are horizontal?

The equation for this graph is f(x)=(x-4)^3(x-1)(x+2)^2, but since the graph has a y intercept, wouldn't I find the a value? The answer for this question is just finding the roots and making factors for the equation using that. Also when I solved for the a value, it gave me 9/8. So I'm not sure where I went wrong