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Prove that cos^6A+sin^6A=1/4(1+3cos^22A)
Prove that cos^6A+sin^6A=1/4(1+3cos^22A)
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raginichakravorty
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Prove That Cos3A = 4Cos A - 3Cos A
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Gabriel Gad
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prove that : cos^3(θ)sin^2(θ)=1/16[2cos(θ)-3cos(θ)-5cos(θ)]
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Rabin
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Prove that (3cos^2x + 8sinx-8/cos^2x) = (3sinx-5/sinx+1)
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Trig
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The graph of r(t)=<t- 3sin(t)/2,1- 3cos(t)/2,t> For which values of t is the curvature largest?
I don’t know why my answer is
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#1
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determine the amplitude and period for each function: y=4sin x, y=2sin4x,y=-3sin2pi x, y=-3cos x, y=-3cos pi over 2 x
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anonymous
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How does √(-3cos(t)/2)^2 +(3sin(t)/2)^2 (3cos(t)/2 - 9/2)^2 equal 3/4√4sin^2(t)-12cos(t)+17 instead of √cos^2(t)
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Anonymous
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Directions: Find the Location on Unit Circle, Period & General Solution for this problem>>>>>>> sin^2x=3cos^2x
What I have so
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Rachel
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could somebody tell me the answer or order of operations to this calculation.
3cos(2 x 2) thanks. I assume you meant 3cos(2x²)
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r. giggs
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prove 3cos theta - cos3theta = 2cos theta cos2theta + 4sin theta sin 2theta
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Cindy
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