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So,y(t) = 2.5e^-t cos2t I
1) show that: 1-cos2t divided by sin2t= TANt
2) show that: 1-(cos2t divided by (cos x cos)t)= (TAN x TAN)t
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1) (sin2t) (cos5t) + (cos2t) (sin5t)
2) {1/(sec x - 1)} - {1/(sec x +1)} = 2 cot^2 x
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Use identities to simplify each expression.
1) (sin2t) (cos5t) + (cos2t) (sin5t) 2) {1/(sec x - 1)} - {1/(sec x +1)} = 2 cot^2 x
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So,y(t) = 2.5e^-t cos2t
I need to find the derivative, which is y'(t)= -2.5e^-t(2sin 2t +cost 2t) . And now I need to find t when
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