k=[sin(54)/( sin126\sqrt{sin126}+ $\sqrt{\(sin54)(sin36)}$ )]

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on Nov 12, 2024 at 5:40 pm



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Solve the equation k=sin⁡(54)sin⁡(126)+sin⁡(54)sin⁡(36)k = \frac{\sin\left( 54 \right)}{\sqrt{\sin\left( 126 \right)} + \sqrt{\sin\left( 54 \right) \sin\left( 36 \right)}} for the variable kk.

MathBot Answer:

The solution is: k=sin⁡(54)sin⁡(126)+−sin⁡(36)−sin⁡(54)≈−0.42368095k = \frac{\sin{\left(54 \right)}}{\sqrt{\sin{\left(126 \right)}} + \sqrt{- \sin{\left(36 \right)}} \sqrt{- \sin{\left(54 \right)}}} \approx -0.42368095

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