
How do you derive the trigonometric formulas for double and
How do you derive the trigonometric formulas for double and half angels for sin, cos, and tan? I.e: How do I derive something like sin (2x)=2 (sinx) (cosx)?
How do you find the exact functional value sin (arcsin3/5 - Socratic
How do you find the exact functional value sin (arcsin3/5 + arccos3/5) using the cosine sum or difference identity?
Why can't sin (3x) be solved using double angle identity?
Sep 5, 2017 · The two statements are absolutely true. If you let u = 3/2x, then sin(2u) = 2sinucosu To reverse the substitutions you can say = 2sin(3/2x)cos(3/2x) The first statement is also true …
Solve completely #36? - Socratic
Now we can use the Sin Rule because we are working with two pairs of sides and the angles opposite them. Find the smallest angle first because there is no doubt that it will be acute.
Question #53a86 - Socratic
Nov 14, 2016 · Given cosq=-sinq =>cosq=cos ( (3pi)/2-q) =>q= (3pi)/2-q =>2q= (3pi)/2 =>q= (3pi)/4 =>sinq=sin ( (3pi)/4)=sin (pi-pi/4) =>sinq=sin (pi/4)=1/sqrt2 Now sin^2q= (1/sqrt2 ...
How do you evaluate sin^-1 (sqrt3/2)? | Socratic
How do you evaluate sin−1(√3 2)? Trigonometry Inverse Trigonometric Functions Basic Inverse Trigonometric Functions
What’s Sin A cos A and tan A for a triangle with the ... - Socratic
SinA=5/13 CosA=12/3 TanA=5/12 First you have to know some formulas. First, I will show how to find a leg of a triangle. a^2+b^2=c^2 Then turn this around and get b^2=c^2-a^2 c^2 is the …
How do you integrate ∫ sin^4 x dx?? - Socratic
I=1/32 [12x-8sin2x+sin4x]+c We know that, (1)sin^2theta= (1-cos2theta)/2 (2)cos^2 2theta= (1+cos4theta)/2 (3)intcosAxdx=1/AsinAx+c Here, I=∫ sin^4 x dx =int (sin^2x ...
How to calculate this?lim_ (n->oo)int_0^ (pi/3)sin^nx/ (sin
See below. (sin^n ( x))/ (sin^n ( x)+cos^n (x)) = (tan^n (x))/ (tan^n (x)+1) for 0 le x lt pi/2 Analyzing f_n (x)= (tan^n (x))/ (tan^n (x)+1) we have 0 le tan (x) lt 1 for 0 le x lt pi/4 and 1 le tan (x) lt oo …
Special Limits Involving sin (x), x, and tan (x) - Socratic
Questions and Videos on Special Limits Involving sin (x), x, and tan (x), within Calculus