Sin Definition and 442 Threads

Hi I'm new here, great forum! On another thread that I can't find I found a message from jamesrc about differentiating cos of sinx that says: df(g(x))/dx = df(g)/dg * dg(x)/dx by the chain rule, this part I get and I thank james for the help the thing that confuses me is why df(g)/dg =...

pyschoacoustically is it important wether cos or sin harmonic components are used in sound synthesis ?

cos and sin cont... Hi thanks for the help guys, I know this is more physics related but psychacoustically is it important wether cos or sin harmonic compoments are used in sound synthesis.

I've got a question in analysis: How to calculate the supremum of sin n for positive integers n? I have tried hard but still cannot figure out it. Thanks very much to answer my question in advance! :smile:

Can anyone tell me the difference btween cos and sin, and tell me when creating waveform why the sin function creates a sawtooth appearance and the cos function does. Any help would be appreiciated. :!) :!)

Hi This is a fairly straightforward problem but I want to do it using calculus. Here goes: Prove that \sin 1 > \cos(\sin 1). This is what I've done (I've hardly done much): Let f(x) = \sin(\cos(\sin x) - \cos(\sin(\cos(x))). I also have to show that f(x) = 0 has exactly one solution...

What would you call the scale on the Y axis that would plot a sine or cosine wave as a straight lined saw tooth pattern? Is such a graphing style in use and does it have a name? RB

I'm a 7th grade student, but I study more advanced topics. I'm learning about mechanics, but it asks for sin and cos(cosin). I don't know too much about sin and cos, so I was wondering if anyone could explain it. :redface:

Here is the problem: Find the volume of the region enclosed by the spherical coordinate surface \rho = 2 \sin\theta, using spherical coodinates for the limits of the integral. Here is what I have: I don't know if this is right, but here it is...

can't figure this problem out for the life of me. the intergral of: sin^4(x)*cos^4(x) any help as to what idenity i should sub in?

Hi, I've been having troubles solving this integral: \int \frac{\sin x.\cos x}{\sin^4 x + x.\cos^4 x} dx Here's how I tried it: t = \cos x dt = - \sin x dx dx = \frac{dt}{-\sin x} x = \arccos t dx = -\frac{1}{\sqrt{1-t^2}} dt -\frac{1}{\sin...

I've been looking at what I'm pretty sure is a standard result but I can't prove it. So can someone please help me out? \mathop {\lim }\limits_{x \to 0} \frac{{\sin x}}{x} = 1 I think that it can be done using the squeeze theorem but I can't get to the answer. I started with - 1 \le...

so my given is 1.52 20degrees = 1.10 sin r im trying to find sin r which comes out to 18.9 degrees but I am not sure how find that, can somebody help me out please? so you do 1.10/1.52 do you divide that into sin 20?

Check this for me please involving sin theta For sin theta= -0.4321, 0<=theta<=2pi QUESTIONS a) How many solutions are possible? b)In which quadrants would you find the solutions? c)Determine the reference angle for this equation to the nearest degree. d) Determine all the solutions...

Given that n = Π[2 – 2cos(kπ/ n)] ... (where Π is the product sign , from k = 1 to n-1 ) as cos2@ = 1 – 2(sin@)^2 then 2 – 2cos(kπ/ n) = 4[sin(kπ/ 2n)]^2 , for k = 1 , 2 , 3 , … n-1 then n = Π[4[sin(kπ/ 2n)]^2] = [4^(n-1)] Π[sin(kπ/ 2n)]^2 but the book then said...

hi there, just some questions to stimulate answers, looking for allll different types of responses, so- go ahead and answer! Does sin exist? What is your understanding of sin? Is sin the same as the concept of wrong? Where did your understanding of right and wrong come from? Are the seven...

Hi, How would I do the following: Find all w in C, such that cos(z + w) = cos z, for all z in C. Of course I would need to use the identity cos z = (e^iz +e^-iz)/2, but I have trouble finding w for all z. Thank you

Either I can't find the correct la text or I'm doing it wrong but here goes: for a limit where x-->0 for sin 1/x Am I just supposed to recognize that as x goes to zero from the left that it goes to negative infinity and as x goes to zero from the right it goes to positive infinity? What...

How do u evaluate \sin \frac {-\pi} {12} ? I converted the radian into degrees and got -15 degrees which is the same as 345 degrees. I made a circle with a cartesian plane and then sketched the angle it is in the 4th quadrant where sin is negative, but how do I evaluate? There is no...

sin cos problem finding exact value... I have to find the exact value of : \frac {\sin^2 45 degrees + \cos ^2 45 degrees} {\sin 60 degrees \cos 30 degrees} The squares are throwing me off , without them I got \frac {\frac {1} {sqrt2} + \frac {1} {sqrt2}} {3/2} what do I do with the...

10 sin x = -x can anyone give me tips how to solve this equation? i run out of ideas even to transform this equation to another form.. sigh sigh thanks...

What's the difference between arcsin and inverse sin? arccos and inverse cos? arctan and inverse tan?

i don't understand how the antiderviative of 2 sin (2x) could be -cos(2x), what happens to the 2? also how can the antiderivative of 5e^(5t) be e^(5t)?

How did mathematican define sin A ( A >90 degree) as y/r? Are there any proofs to sin 150 = sin 30 >? The proof looks like, sin (180-A)= sin A, how can I get the geometry proof of this ? Anyone can help me ?

How can I prove that cos(45 - v) = sin (v + 45) for all angles v? :rolleyes:

Hello all, I have a question that got me stumped. lim Sin x/|x| x->0 The above limit. Does it exist or not? If yes why, and if no why not. Any help would be greatly appreciated :-) Thanks, Xargon

How can I proof the identity e^ix = cos x + i sin x?

Can someone please help me with this one? cos2x = 2 cos x sin x I need to find 4 angles :rolleyes:

Assume you are given tan (pi/6). This means sin (pi/6)/cos (pi/6). But my question is, if you are given sin (pi/6) or cos (pi/6), is it possible to derive the numerical value without using calculator? -Thank you in advance.

How do I do this? Thanks.

I don't understand how they figure these problems out. Give the quadrant in which each of the following points are located, and determine which of the functions are postive and which are negative. (4, 3) Quadrant I; SIN +; COS +; TAN +; CSC +; SEC +; COT +; I understand that I think...

Hi, If my input voltage the wave form is a sin or a triangle in a dipole antenna, what is the difference between these two wave forms? Thanks, Mica

I had a question on a math test which said that you should find an approximation for e^x which is very good for x \approx 0 . First I declared the function f(x) = e^x . We have the interesting thing that f(x) = f'(x) = f''(x) = f'''(x) \ldots \ \forall x . And because of this we have f(0)...

i can't work out how to do this question, i have the answer, i just don't know how to get it Q. differentiate y = sin (cos x) A. - cos (cos) sin x If anyone could show me the solution, it would be greatly appreciated.

I am having trouble finding the An and Bn coefficients for the Fourier series f(t) = sin (pi*t) from 0<t<1, period 1 Please help! Thank you!

All those who think so raise your hand... well, that is after you wash it. eNtRopY

Greetings ! The other day i was fooling around a little with equations, i came up with an equation that (when graphed) look very similar to the graph of y=Sin() . Tell me what you think, and if anyone cares to know how i came up with it, i will tell. y = -1[ x/&pi; ]((-4x2/&pi;2) +...

I just spent the last half hour trying to find my error in a problem. I checked my physics, my calculations, everything looked fine. It ended up being the simplest mistake I could make. I used Sin instead of Cos for a triangle. What a waste of time, it's the simplest mistakes you have to watch...

ok people here is a little test moral charactor, reply to this thread with a list of things you consider to be sins / im-moral. and we'll discuss them. [?]

i wonder..which is the greater sin: the sin of doing evil or the sin of not preventing evil?

sin hx, cos hx, tan h x... What are they? What does the "h" mean here? Any explanations or websites would be appreciated. :smile:

I encountered this problem in a set of limit problems: Limit[ Sin[ Sin[x] ] / x , x-> 0 ] According to what my book says, if the interior function in the sine approaches zero and the denominator also approaches zero, then the limit is 1; which, as I verified, is the answer. But is there a...