Ask a New Question

Question

4m=cotA(1+SinA), 4n=cotA(1-SinA)
Proved that
(m2-n2)=mn
8 years ago

Answers

Steve
There must be a typo. Plug in A = pi/4 and you have

4m = (1 + 1/√2), so m = (2+√2)/8
4n = (1 - 1/√2), so n = (2-√2)/8
m2-n^2 = √2/8

mn = 1/32
8 years ago

Related Questions

prove that sinA-cosA+1/sinA+cosA-1=1/secA-tanA Prove : (sinA-cosA+1)/(sinA+cosA-1) = (1+sinA)/cosA find the value of alpha cotalpha=1.3692847 is 0.023903 correct? If (cosa-sina)/sina = 2 , then what is tga = ? w=125/(cotA+cotB) cotA = tan(90degrees- A) True or False The vectors <4, 5> and <-10, 8> are orthogonal True or Fal... If cotA=3/4find the value of 2sinA-3cosA ÷2sinA - 3cosA. Cos^2A/sinA-cosecA+sinA=0 Prove lHS =RHS 1+(sinA/tanB)^2/1+(sinA/tanC)^2 (TanA/1-cotA)+CotA/1-TanA
Ask a New Question
Archives Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms of Use