Not sure what you mean but
$$\\cos\theta=0.63\\ \theta = $inverse cos $ 0.63\\ \theta=cos^{-1}0.63\\\\ $ this is the same as $\\\\ \theta=arc cos 0.63\\ \theta=acos 0.63\\$$
Just use 2nd function acos
http://web2.0calc.com/questions/how-do-i-type-in-fractions
No
A negative divided by positive is negative.
Also, any number divided by 1 stays the same.
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1 divided by 36 is a tiny POSITIVE number.
A positive divided by a positive is always positive.
Yes we always must Chris.
First recognise that 2h+1 cannot equal zero so h cannot equal -1/2
Now multiply both sides by 3(2h+1)
that will get rid of all the fractions and it will be much easier.
People sometimes say that 1+1= a window
If you squash that altogether then you and then put a line on top and a line underneath then you have a little french window. It is a cross inside a square. I think that is what they mean when they say 1+1= a window.
On the forum calculator inverse tan is replaced with atan use that button.
x=atan(3/8)
Have a look here.
http://www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/scientific-notation.html
I don't know that my mind is made of any material that will rust Rosala.
My mind is more likely to putrify (go off) I think.
Yes maye some maths might help prevent my brain from putrifying. LOL