Maybe I interpreted it differently

Think about it.

the fact is she is ugly and her feeling that way doesn't impact reality. But now I see where you were going

makes much more sense this way

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big brain thinking right there

Can someone explain to my smooth brain why when I put in tan(30 in four different calculators I get two different answers

With Two TI-84s I get -6.4053
And on basic calculators like your PCs calculator I get .557

did you check what mode you have? degree or radian?

tan(30 degree) is .577

tan(30 RAD) is -6.405

Thank you I was in RAD not degree

When I signed up for this CNC class I didn't think I would have to know trig haha

Its worth noting that tan 30 degrees is 1 / root 3 in exact form

Not sure why people need exact form but that'll come in handy

Or root 3/3

Root 3 /3 is prob better because the denominator isn’t a radical

Is anyone here familiar with ode45 in matlab?

Before I changed the mode in my TI84 I did that 1/root 3 and got the answer I needed

Ode45 takes in initial conditions and x d_dot as a function
I don't remember if state space us requiered or not
It has been a while

ah I see

I didn't know how to change from exact to approx for a while

Does anyone know two numbers that multiply into -60 but add to positive 2?

it would be 2 linear equations

Aye but to solve it

I need to know that.

I have to know this

To factor it into the 2 linear equations.

Well you will have to declare 2 variables and have each represent a number

4 times -15 is -60 yes

Oh factoring

And then you have to find two numbers that multiply into that sum

But add themselves into the middle number

And once you did that

You can factor it into the 2 equations.

I dont think its factor able

Alright I will just say that then

Yeah that should be the right answer

Yep that was the answer.