Aceradonia Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Nov 8, 2008 #1 How do I factor this? cos22X + cos2X = 0
tiny-tim Science Advisor Homework Helper Messages 25,837 Reaction score 258 Nov 9, 2008 #2 Welcome to PF! Hi Aceradonia ! Welcome to PF! Aceradonia said: How do I factor this? cos22X + cos2X = 0 Well, cos22X is the same as (cos2X)2, so you can factor out a cos2X. hmm … did you mean solve, rather than factor? … then cos2x = 0 is one set of solutions, and the other is … ?
Welcome to PF! Hi Aceradonia ! Welcome to PF! Aceradonia said: How do I factor this? cos22X + cos2X = 0 Well, cos22X is the same as (cos2X)2, so you can factor out a cos2X. hmm … did you mean solve, rather than factor? … then cos2x = 0 is one set of solutions, and the other is … ?
Дьявол Messages 365 Reaction score 0 Nov 11, 2008 #3 You will easy realize it, maybe (not necessarily) if you substitute for cos2X=y, you will come up with y2+y=0. Out of there: y(y+1)=0
You will easy realize it, maybe (not necessarily) if you substitute for cos2X=y, you will come up with y2+y=0. Out of there: y(y+1)=0