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1. Find the exact value of the expression using the provided information. Find c

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1. Find the exact value of the expression using the provided information.
Find cos(s-t) given that s= -sqrt3/3, with s in quadrant IV, and sint= -sqrt5/6, with t in quadrant IV ---------- 2. An airplane flying faster than the speed of sound creates sound waves that form a cone. If theta is the vertex angle of the cone and m is the Mach number for the speed of the plans, then sin(theta/2)=1/m (m>1). Find theta to the nearest degree of m=1.5
1. Find the exact value of the expression using the provided information.
Find cos(s-t) given that s= -sqrt3/3, with s in quadrant IV, and sint= -sqrt5/6, with t in quadrant IV ---------- 2. An airplane flying faster than the speed of sound creates sound waves that form a cone. If theta is the vertex angle of the cone and m is the Mach number for the speed of the plans, then sin(theta/2)=1/m (m>1). Find theta to the nearest degree of m=1.5

Find cos(s-t) given that s= -sqrt3/3, with s in quadrant IV, and sint= -sqrt5/6, with t in quadrant IV ---------- 2. An airplane flying faster than the speed of sound creates sound waves that form a cone. If theta is the vertex angle of the cone and m is the Mach number for the speed of the plans, then sin(theta/2)=1/m (m>1). Find theta to the nearest degree of m=1.5

Explanation / Answer

2. An airplane flying faster than the speed of sound creates sound waves that form a cone. If theta is the vertex angle of the cone and m is the Mach number for the speed of the plans, then sin(theta/2)=1/m (m>1). Find theta to the nearest degree of m=1.5

Given, Theta is the angle formed at the vertex of the cone

m is the mach number = 1.5

Sin(theta/2) = 1/m

Therefore,

Sin(theta/2) = 1/1.5

Sin(theta/2) = 10/15 = 2/3

taking arc sine both the sides

Theta/2 = arcsin 2/3

Theta/2 = 41.81031

Theta = 41.81031 X 2

Theta = 83.62062 Degrees