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Solving an equation involving sin and cos terms
Hi I was wondering if there is a non-numericla way to solve the following equation: 144 - 90sin x - 155.8cos x = 0 Thanks- nokia8650
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- Cos Sin Terms
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Calculating Sin of Angle Between Two Vectors in 3D Space
For two arbitrary vectors in 3D space, subtending an angle, \gamma , I know the cos relationship, but what's the sin relationship ? I ask because there is an ambiguity by only knowing the cosine form, since vector A can be either above or below vector B. cos\gamma = cos\theta_1...- touqra
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- 3d Angle Sin Space Vectors
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Finding the Sin of an Angle Between Two Vectors
For two arbitrary vectors, subtending an angle, \gamma , I know the cos relationship, but what's the sin relationship ? I ask because there is an ambiguity by only knowing the cosine form, since vector A can be either above or below vector B. cos\gamma = cos\theta_1 cos\theta_2 + sin\theta_1...- touqra
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- Angle Sin Vectors
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- Forum: General Math
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Stuck on this integral (cos and sin)
Homework Statement Integrate (sin5x)(cos4x)dx Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I tried substituting u as (sin5x), but wound up with something way more complicated than what I started with. Same thing happens if I substitute cos^4 for u. I have no idea what to try...- jumbogala
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- Integral Sin Stuck
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Is Using Exponent Identities Allowed in Solving Trigonometric Integrals?
Homework Statement Compute \int^{\pi/2}_{0} \frac{sin^{2009}x}{sin^{2009}x + cos^{2009}x} I used the identity cos^{2}= 1 - sin^{2}, but instead I set the exponent as 2009. And so I ended up with the answer being -1. I'm just wondering whether this is a legal solution or am I not allowed to...- XJellieBX
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- Cos Integrals Sin
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How can i tell a period of a function involving sin and cos
Homework Statement Ok so we started Fourier Analysis in circuits. How can i tell the Period of a function that's let's say sin(2t)+3cos(5t) something like that . Any help or url's that have information on this- th3plan
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- Cos Function Period Sin
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Calculating the Distance between the Feet of a Stepladder: Sin Rule & Pythagoras
Homework Statement The two sides of a stepladder are of length 2m and 1.85m. When fully opened, the longer side is inclined at 65° to the horizontal. Find the distance apart of the feet of the step ladder. Homework Equations Sin Rule & Pythagoras? The Attempt at a Solution I had a go but I...- MrPickle
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- Pythagoras Sin
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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When to use cos or sin in physics problems
Hi, I get really confused when to use the cos function or the sin function. for example, I was looking at this yesterday and thought the other way around of the correct answer. Why did it chose sin function for tension and cos function for the normal force? This problem doesn't explain why it...- Raza
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- Cos Physics Physics problems Sin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to Integrate sin(1 + cos^2 x)?
First of all, hi I'm new here my name is crisanna. I stumbled upon this site across the web and realized this 's a great site! Anyway , here 's my question. Does anyone know how to integrate sin (1 +cos ^2 x) ? I tried the method integrate by parts but I got stucked. Below is my attempt : u=...- avid7
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- Cos Integrate Sin
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Integrating x^2 sin x: Find Exact Value of Abs(-pi/2 to pi/2)
The question asks me to integrate x^2 sin x dx and then use it to find the exact value of the integration of abs ( x^2 sin x dx) with upper limit of pi/2 and lower limit of -pi/2. I have found the integration of x^2 sin x dx which is -x^2 cosx + 2xsinX + 2 cosx + C but after putting in the...- madhamster
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- Sin Value
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Sin t = a+b, cos t = a-b, find tan t
Homework Statement Im wondering if this question could be solved. Given that sin theta =a+b and cos theta =a-b Find tan theta when a/b=3 Solved alr.. the ans is 2. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- icystrike
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- Cos Sin Tan
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Y = sin pi * x Arc Length/Surface Revolution
Homework Statement y = sin \pix Using arc length and surface revoultion on x-axis 0 <= x <= 1 The Attempt at a Solution d/dx sin \pix = \pi cos \pix (\pi cos\pix)^2 = \pi^2 cos^2\pix \int sin pi * x * 2 * pi * \sqrt{1 + pi^2 * cos^2 (pi*x)} u = pi cos (pi * x) du = -pi^2 * sin...- kevtimc
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- Arc Pi Revolution Sin
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Forgot how to graph sin graphs(translation)
Ok so i have a function cos4/3x between 0<= X <= 2π the amp is 1, max is 1 and min is -1. the period is 3π/2. normally in a cos graph, π/2=0, π=-1, 3π/2=0 and 2π=1. but since the period is 3π/2, i know the 1 is now at 3π/2. But I am getting confused as to where the 0s and the negative -1...- HelloMotto
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- Graph Sin
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Sin [Pi. (x-1)] / x-1; for x =1,2,3, .N
Sin [Pi. (x-1)] / x-1; for x =1,2,3,...N Sin [ Pi. (x-1) ] / (x-1) = ? for x=1,2,3,4,...N I think for Sin (x) / x =1 but, what about that.- pjunky
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- Pi Sin
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- Forum: General Math
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Sin wave Maximun/minimum finding?
For different values of x in positive increasing order,sin wave would be either Max or Min, so I plotted all points.how to find out whether wave is max or min at a given particular point from X. Thanks. -
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Maths question - multiplying by sin
hi there. I have an expression Sqrt of 0.6 / 0.2 x sin ^2 however it is giving an error on the calculator. the equation am trying to work out is : x = 25 x 10 ^ - 9 x sin ^ - 1 (Square Root of 0.6 / 0.2 x sin ^ 2) (4 x 25)) / ∏ x 4 x 10 ^ - 6 how can I work out x when am getting...- questions_uk
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- Sin
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Calculating large sums without Calculator (with sin)
Homework Statement sin²(1°)+sin²(3°)+sin²(5°)+...sin²(359°)= ? And : 1!+2!+3!+4!+...+2006!, asked are he last two numbers of this sum. Homework Equations I don't know anyThe Attempt at a Solution I don't know how to calculate Sin with your head, and 2006! is way to hard to calculate. Is...- pivu0
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- Calculator Sin Sums
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Is Sin n a Non-Monotonic Function?
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Deriving equation for circle using sin and cos identities
Homework Statement I have been given these two equations: x=2acos^2(x) , y = 2a(cos(x))(sin(x)) where a ranges from 0 to 5 and -2π < x < 2π I need to prove that these equations (when you plug in values for x) create points that when plotted, give you a circle with center (x-a) and radius a...- spanglophile
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- Circle Cos deriving identities Sin
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Adding sin plus cos with fractions containing square roots
How do I solve: [sin (pi/3)] + [cos (pi/6)]? <--- "pi" is 3.14... I think that [sin (pi/3)]= (square root 3) divided by 2 AND that [cos (pi/6)]= (square root 3) divided by 2. Now I can't remember how to add fractions containing square roots. My textbook...- teffany
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- Cos Fractions Roots Sin Square
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Squeezing f(x) Between g(x) and h(x): Cos, Sin, & Tan
f(x)=x4 cos(2/x6) g(x) <= f(x) <= h(x) how to get g(x) and h(x) by using the squeeze theorem?? I know is something like this -1 <= x <= 1 But how do i implement it here, and especially to the cos, sin, and tan??- fr33pl4gu3
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- Cos Sin squeezing Tan
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Solving Sin() Function Problem: f(x) = 9 sin 7x, g(x) = 18 sin(7x + 5)
f(x) = 9 sin 7 x, and g(x) = 18 sin(7 x + 5) so, i assume by looking just like this g(x) is twice much more than f(x) and 5 units more, correct??- fr33pl4gu3
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- Function Sin
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How Do You Prove the Derivatives of Sin and Cos Functions?
Hi. I believe this may have been addressed previously but I wanted to make sure since I don't think it was completed. Hi I know that differentiating sin = cos , and differentiating cos = -sin. Time to prove it. [SIZE="4"]Q3: Prove that: \frac{d}{{dz}}\sin z = \cos z We know the...- mathfied
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- Cos Differentiating Sin
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Why Is Sin A Used in the Cross Product Equation F=qvBsinA?
Homework Statement Just a general questions I don't understand. Why is it sin A in a cross product and not cos A? I don't understand it in the equation F=qvBsinA Homework Equations no The Attempt at a Solution ...- glueball8
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- Cross Cross product Product Sin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Derivative of y = sin x * cos x
I'm working through Kline's Calculus book, and am at the chapter on Integration on Differentiation of Trig Functions. A question asks to find the derivative of: (I've labeled all equations for easy reference) (1) y = sin x * cos x unlike the solution guide which advocates using the product...- TristanH
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- Cos Derivative Sin
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Calculate Area Difference of Triangles ABC with AB=5cm, AC=3.2cm
soine cosine rule I have a question for you, I came across this question while revising for my exam on monday if anyone can answer this I'll be very impressed. Two different trangles ABC have AB=5cm, AC=3.2cm and angle ABC=35degrees calculate the difference between their areas.- seboastien
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- Cosine Cosine rule Sin
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How Do You Integrate \(\sin 6x + 3\cos 5x\) Using Substitution?
Homework Statement Integrate \int\sin 6x + 3\cos 5x dx Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution The way I was taught was the 'u' substitution method. I know that \int\sin u du = -\cos u + C and I know that \int\cos u du = \sin u + C Here's what I've done so far \int\sin 6x + 3\cos 5x...- duki
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- Cos Integration Sin
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Understanding the Sin Function
[SOLVED] sin function Homework Statement My complex analysis book says, "from calculus, \sin \theta \leq \theta for 0 \leq \theta \leq \pi/2 ." Could someone please give me a better reason why that is true?Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- ehrenfest
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- Function Sin
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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TRIG~ Law of Sin - Law of Cos HELP
TRIG~ Law of Sin - Law of Cos HELP PLZ! hey i need some help... so umm please help me- emohunter7
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- Cos Law Sin Trig
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- Forum: Calculus
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Deriving x(t) into A sin (\omega*t + \varphi)
Homework Statement Derive... x(t)=(exp^(-\zeta\omegat))*(a1(exp^(i\omegasqrt(1-\zeta^2)*t)))+a2(exp^(-i\omegasqrt(1-\zeta^2)*t)))) into x(t)=(exp^(-\zeta\omegat))*(A sin (\omega*t + \varphi)) Homework Equations n/a The Attempt at a Solution I've managed to get x(t) =...- krnhseya
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- deriving Sin
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How Accurate Is This Trigonometric Solution?
Homework Statement 4sec180° - 2sin2270° The Attempt at a Solution sec(180 is -1. So we have 4(-1) which is -4 sin2(270 is -1 So we have 2(-1) This now reads -4 - -2 Answer = -2 Is this correct or do I suck at this? =(- Nexus555
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- Sin
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Solving for t in a Trig Sin Function
Greetings, I've solved (almost) a problem - with the answer involving sin(). My first solution involves values for which sin() is equal to 0.5 - i.e.30 degrees or 0.5235. The internal of the sin function is sin(10t -0.927) t = 0.1451 To complete this solution I need to show the...- Sparky_
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- Function Sin Trig
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- Forum: General Math
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Is the Complex Conjugate of Sin Equal to Sin of the Conjugate?
Homework Statement does (\sin{z})^* = \sin{z^*}? (where z is a complex number) Homework Equations \sin{z} = \frac{1}{2} (e^{iz} - e^{-iz}) The Attempt at a Solution (\sin{z})^* = \frac{1}{2} (e^{iz} - e^{-iz})^* = \frac{1}{2} (e^{-iz^*} - e^{iz^*}) = -\frac{1}{2} (e^{iz^*} - e^{-iz^*}) =...- Pythagorean
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- Complex Complex conjugate Conjugate Sin
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How Do You Calculate Sine from a Point on an Angle's Terminal Side?
urgent: sines if you are given a point on the terminal side of an angle 0 , explain how to find sin 0 Please i really need help with this one- danglade
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- Explain Sin
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Find, in terms of pi, the solutions of the equation sin5x + sin x = 0
Hi. Could someone please help me with the following C3 question? I would really appreciate any help as I am completely stuck at the moment. Find, in terms of pi, the solutions of the equation sin5x + sin x = 0 for x in the interval 0 >= x > pi. I wrote down that sin(3x + 2x) + sin x = 0...- CathyLou
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- Pi Sin Terms
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Understanding Cos and Sin: Tips for Using Trigonometry in Physics Problems
Im having an issue of when to use Cos and Sin. When calculating Force (Normal and Frictional) with multiple demension problems you are typically given the angle of the incline. When trying to calculate for Fgx (or basically x) I would think to use cos(theta) and when dealing with Fgy (or...- chemboy
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- Cos Sin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What are the multiple solutions for sin x = 2/pi?
Sin x = 2/pi How do you solve for x?? I am drawing a blank! I did sin-1 ( 2/pi) = 0.69 but I need another value cause I am also supposed to get 2.451?- BuBbLeS01
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- Sin
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Solving Sin & Cosin Law Homework | Find Angle Measure
Homework Statement the question is Find the measure of the indicated angle, to the nearest tenth of a degree. Heres a picture of the question. (sorry for the bad quality) http://img107.imageshack.us/img107/7002/mathproblem2bb2.jpg ok for c) and d) I've applied what I've learned during the...- HelloMotto
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- Law Sin
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Prove that sin (n^2) + sin (n^3) is not a convergent
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Simplifying Trigonometric Integrals Using Trig Identities
Okay so I am suposed to evaluate 2 of these: 1.) \int\sin^3(a\theta)d\theta the solution manual looks like it used a trig ID to do this. Why?? Doesn't \int\sin^3u du=\frac{1}{3}\cos^3u-(\cos u)+C ? So just use the u-sub u=a\theta \Rightarrow du/a=d\theta So it should just be...- Saladsamurai
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- Sin
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Making a graph of acceleration vs. sin of theta
Should I make acceleration the y-axis and sin of theta the x-axis or the other way around? If this adds to anything, as the sin of theta decreases, the acceleration is also decreasing...- pebbles
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- Acceleration Graph Sin Theta
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Proof Inverse Sin: Complete Series Proof
Can someone tell me where I can find a complete proof of the infinite series used to find the arcsin? thanks in advance. -
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What is the Frequency of an Alternating Current with a Sin Curve?
Homework Statement what is the frequecy F for the alterating current U(T)=15cos(314t) A Homework Equations Am really new at this kind of problem but i think 314 is how many times the current rotates or fluxuates in 1 period so the F has to be the distance between waves? The...- JBemp
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- Currents Curves Sin
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Trigonometry sin and cos question
My teacher told me that C sin(k x) + D cos(k x) = F sin(k x+gamma) if neither C nor D is 0 (gamma is a phase angle). How do you derive the expression on the right of the equal sign from that on the left?- _Andreas
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- Cos Sin Trigonometry
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- Forum: General Math
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Simplifying a product of sin functions
can someone please simplify? \sin \frac{\pi}{n} \sin \frac{2\pi}{n} ... \sin \frac{(n-1)\pi}{n}- barbiemathgurl
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- Functions Product Sin
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Eigenfunction is made entirely of sin functions
Homework Statement The text claims that any function can be constructed from eigenfunctions. BUt if the eigenfunction is made entirely of sin functions than it cannot construct even functions? So it cannot construct any function? That is why the Fourier series has both sin and cos functions.- pivoxa15
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- Eigenfunction Functions Sin
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The Taylor series expansion for sin about z_0 = (pi/2)
Homework Statement Expand cos z into a Taylor series about the point z_0 = (pi)/2 With the aid of the identity cos(z) = -sin(z - pi/2) Homework Equations Taylor series expansion for sin sinu = \sum^{infty}_{n=0} (-1)^n * \frac{u^{2n+1}}{(2n+1)!} and the identity as given...- laura_a
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- Expansion Series Series expansion Sin Taylor Taylor series
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How can I integrate x^3 sin x without using integration by parts?
I'm trying to integtrate x^3 sin x without using integration by parts. I have set up the equation to either: int x^3 cosx dx = (Ax^3 + Bx^2+Cx+D)cos x + K or int x^3 coxs dx = (Ax^3+Bx)sinx + (Cx^2+D)cosx +K but I'm having trouble... any help would be appreciated! -
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What Are the Transformations to Map y = sinx to y = 3sin2x?
Describe fully the sequence of two transformations that maps the graph y = sinx onto the graph of y = 3sin2x Well I know that when x = 45 y = 3, when x = 90 y = 0 when x = 135 y = -3 and so on, but tranformations and translation (move), reflection, rotation and englargment. I would presume...- thomas49th
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- Sin
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Solving Summation of sin with n^2 - Svensl
Hello, Can anyone give some hints on how to solve this: \sum_{n=0}^{K-1}\frac{sin(2\pi n^2\Delta)}{n} It's just the n^2 that complicates things. I tried re-writing it as Im\sum_{n=0}^{K-1}\frac{e^{j n^2 x}}{n}, where x=2\pi \Delta but I cannot solve this either. Thanks, svensl- svensl
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- Sin Summation
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- Forum: General Math