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Express cos9x+cos5x as a product.
Express cos9x+cos5x as a product.
Can you just multiply the 9 and 5 to get: cos45x ? is that a product?
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Janique
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Hi, I need help differentiating this equation
y=(cos5x) (e^-5x ) This is what I tried to do.... -5 (sin5x) (e^-5x) + 5 (e^-5x)
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SC
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Find the product of √30 and 6√10. Express it in standard form (i.e., a√b. Enter the product of the coefficients followed
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Please help. i am confused on how to do this one. I keep getting arcsin(square root -cos9x) but it is wrong. The probem is F(x)=
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nic
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lim (4sin2x - 3x cos5x)/(3x/2 +(x^2)cscx )
x->0
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mo
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1) lim 1-cos x / x^2
x->0 2) use the mean value theorem to determine the value of c, given that f(x) = cos5x
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Heal the World
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lim 1-cos x / x^2 x->0 use the mean value theorem to determine the value of c, given that f(x) = cos5x
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Beta plus
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Sin5x cos2x + cos5x sin2x=
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Becky
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1) Given that f(x,y)=xy/x^2+y^2, hence show that f(xy) = f(yx)
2) use the mean value theorem to determine the value of c, given
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Max 2
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1) Given that f(x,y)=xy/x^2+y^2, hence show that f(xy) = f(yx)
2) use the mean value theorem to determine the value of c, given
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Beta plus
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