The expression 5tan(x)sin(x)+3sec(x) simplifies to Asec(x)−Bcos(x), determine A and B.
I'm having trouble applying a trigonometric identity to figure out A and B.
The expression 5tan(x)sin(x)+3sec(x) simplifies to Asec(x)−Bcos(x), determine A and B. I'm having trouble applying a trigonometric...
Establish the identity. 1 - sin 0 cos e + COS 0 1 - sin e = 2 sec Write the left side of the expression with a common denominator. Do not expand the numerator. cos (1 - sin o) Expand and simplify the numerator by rewriting without any parentheses. + cos20 cos (1 - sin o) Apply an appropriate Pythagorean Identity to simplify the numerator of the expression from the previous step. cos (1 - sin o) (Do not...
9. Write the given expression as a sin 2x 1-cos 2x single trigonometric function 10. Solve for x. 2cos'x-cos x 1 9. Write the given expression as a sin 2x 1-cos 2x single trigonometric function 10. Solve for x. 2cos'x-cos x 1
9. [-12.94 Points) DETAILS SPRECALC7 7.1.017. Simplify the trigonometric expression. cos(x) + sin?(x) cos(x) 10. [-12.94 Points] DETAILS SPRECALC7 7.3.003. Find sin(2x), cos(2x), and tan(2x) from the given information. sin(x) ex in Quadrant 1 sin(2x) = cos(2x) = tan(2x) 11. [-12.94 Points] DETAILS SPRECALC77.3.022. Use an appropriate Half-Angle Formula to find the exact value of the expression. sin(105)
I'm not sure if ive got these in the correct position. I'm also having trouble with the intregal. A total positive charge is distributed uniformly along a thin, straight rod of length L. The rod lies along the x-axis with its left end at the origin as shown in the figure below, (a) Set up correct integrals with the appropriate limits of integration for the x-component and y-component of the electric field at P. Do not evaluate the integrals here....
I'm having trouble in part B of this exercise!!! Consider the regression line that passes through the origin. a)Prove that, in this case, the least squares estimators for the slope is b) Prove that is an unskewed estimator of .
is shown cos 7x- cos 9x The graph with the equation y sin 7x + sin 9x in a [0,2xx] by [-2.2.1) viewing rectangle a. Describe the graph using another equation b. Verify that the two equations are equivalent D a. Write another equation of the given graph (Type an equation using x as the variable) b. To verify that the two equations are equal, start with the numerator of the right side and apply the appropriate sum-to product formula...
solve it by using matlab Question 2) (2.5 points) Examine the following trigonometric identity: sin'(x) = (3 sin(a) – sin(3.c)) Verify that this identity is valid. To do so, define a variable x as x = 84 (in degrees!). Compute the left and right sides of the identity and assign them to variables p2left and p2right. Because x is in degrees, make sure you are using the correct trig function! Use the help function if you are unsure. Question 1)...
I have two questions I'm having trouble understanding. I greatly appreciate any help you all can give me! I'm not great at physics so the more details the better. THANKS!!! In the RC circuit of Figure WG32.6, the emf of the AC source is given by 'E = Emax sin ω| t. The emf amplitude is Emax = 10 V, and the angular frequency is ω,-100 s-1 when the angular frequency is changed to a new value ω2, the time...
Determine the trigonometric Fourier series coefficients an and bn for signal x(t) sin(3m + 1) + 2 cos(7m-2) . Determine also the signal's fundamental radian frequency wo. No integration is required to solve this cos( ( ? problem
5. Make the trigonometric substitution r=a sec for 0 < < x/2 and a > 0. Use fundamental identities to simplify the resulting expression. You must show your work for credit! a. a' sec' etane b. 1 a cosecote 1 sin cos e a d. a tane e. c 1 cosa 6. Select all statements below that are true about the following equation: sect- a. The equation is not an identity because the equation is false when t b. The...