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Why does 1/8cos(2y+6) become 1/8cos(arcsinx/4)?
15 years ago

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Reiny
No idea.
Was there some kind of diagram?
how is the y related to the x ?

starting with 1/8cos(arcsinx/4)

= 1/8cos(theta) where sin(theta) = x/4
then cos(theta) = √(16-x^2)/4
and
1/8cos(arcsinx/4)
= 1/8(√(16-x^2)/4)
= √(16-x^2)/32
15 years ago

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