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simplify sin7x-sin3x as a product
simplify sin7x-sin3x as a product of trig functions.
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casey
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the expression cos4x cos3x + sin4x sin3x is equivalent to
which one of the following is the answer: 1) sinx 2) sin7x 3) cosx 4)
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Rony
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y = e^2xsin3x Find the derivative.
So I used the product rule and I got sin3x(e^2x)+cos^3x(e^2x). But the actual answer is
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Samantha
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If (e^x)(sin3x)=Im ((e^x)(e^i3x))
integrate (e^x)(sin3x) I get the answer(e^x)(cos3x-3sin3x) +C My book gets the answer
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Tom
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use an appropriate half-angle formula to find the exact value ofthe expression.
tan22.5 write the product as a sum sinxsin5x
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Anonymous
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Express the following as a product containing only sines and/or cosines.
sin9x−sin7x
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Daemon
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Express the following as a product containing only sines and/or cosines.
sin9x−sin7x
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Daemon
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Prove By induction that sinx + sin3x + sin5x +.... Sin(2n-1) =sin^2(nx)/sin3x
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Joel
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given (e^x)sin3x = Im((e^x)(e^i3x)) Integrate (e^x)sin3x.dx
You can just take the imaginary part of the integral of
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Tom
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sin3x=(sinx)(3-asin^2x)
Wow! is that arcsin^2(x) ??? are we solving for x? or is it proving the identity? proving the identity
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abdo
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