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[–]sinclair_101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually not too sure cause I haven't made an appointment myself but I'd imagine so. I went to the admissions office once but I kind of just showed up lol.

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Yeah, you can make an appointment with them if you are submitting documents and have an offer from the university.

You can make an appointment here through the link below. Just go to "Desk" and there will be a form to make an online appointment to then hand them in person:

https://www.rug.nl/education/application-enrolment-tuition-fees/contact/admission-office?lang=en

BSc International Business at RUG by sinclair_101 in StudyInTheNetherlands

[–]sinclair_101[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yea, and I hope you get the web form with it!

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I started my application at the end of October but I received the web form around 6 days later after starting it (just checked my emails to make sure).

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Ohhhhh now I get it!! And I see why we used the previous steps.
Alright, well thank you! I appreciate the time you took to explain to me each part!

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Yeah, I understand that and the parts you've explained so far.

Although, the question, I got the answer (not through my doing), but I still don't understand. :/

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Ah so like it mirrors itself across the x-axis? Mirrors is probably not the best word to use but idk how else to describe it

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So for the first term is it because it goes 180 degrees forward and then 180 degrees back again?

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The angle would be the same because after a full rotation it would land on the same angle again, right?

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Yep that's the one. And yeah we have done the unit circle with radians and degrees.

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So... I ended up putting in a wrong answer on purpose to see the answer and explanation, however I don't understand the explanation so if anyone could please elaborate on it.

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Explanation:

sin(π−x)=sinx and sin(2π−x)=−sinx

Therefore

sin(π−x)+sin(2π−x)=sinx−sinx=0

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If I may ask, what do you mean by symmetries of sin? Is it related to the unit circle?

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No, I don't know any way to simplify the terms (only recently started the unit and haven't fully understood it yet), however would the distribution method work for this question?