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How to simplify 4sin[pi/2 +
Solve the equation for solutions in the interval 0<=theta<2pi
Problem 1. 3cot^2-4csc=1 My attempt: 3(cos^2/sin^2)-4/sin=1
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Use your knowledge of the half-angle and double-angle identities to simplify the following
(4sin(2a))-(2sin(2a))(4sin^2(a))
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How to simplify
4sin[pi/2 + x] ?
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Simplify (4sin^2xcos^2x)/(sin2xcos2x)
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Rewrite the expression as a sum or difference, then simplify if possible.
4sin(6x)cos(5x)=
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draw the graph of 4sin(x+30) and 2+tanx for values of x from 0 degree to 360degree and obtain the solution within the range of
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f(t)=cos(πt/4)
finding velocity i got -π/4sin(πt/4) then i had to find velocity after 3 sec which is v'(3)=-π/4sin(π(3)/4) =
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feather
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simplify the expression to a single term:
(1-2Sin^2 X)^2 + 4sin^2 X Cos^2 X I'm not sure how to start this or which identities to
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Anonymous
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Which is a polar form of the following parametric equations ?
x=4sin^2 theta Y=4 sin theta cos theta a) r=1/4sin theta cod theta
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I need to find all solutions of the given equations for the indicated interval. Round solutions to three decimal places if
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Emily
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