Solve this :bSin(x)+aCos(x)=bSin(mx)+aCos(mx)

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The discussion revolves around the equation bSin(x) + aCos(x) = bSin(mx) + aCos(mx). Participants are prompted to explore potential solutions and engage in a discussion about the problem, which appears to be related to algebra and trigonometric identities.

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  • One participant requests a solution to the equation, indicating a desire for clarity on the problem.
  • Another participant questions the appropriateness of the thread's placement, suggesting it belongs in the Homework section.
  • A suggestion is made to refer to Trigonometric Identities in the PF Library for potential strategies to solve the equation.
  • There is a mention of a previous topic by another participant, indicating a broader context of discussion.

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Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the nature of the discussion or the appropriate forum for the problem, indicating some disagreement regarding the context and purpose of the thread.

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Some participants express confusion about the repeated posting of similar algebra problems, which may suggest a lack of clarity in the original question or its relevance.

hadi amiri 4
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solve this :
bSin(x)+aCos(x)=bSin(mx)+aCos(mx) , make a discu:smile:ssion
 
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What discussion? This is about the 5th fairly basic algebra problem you have posted. Is there some purpose in this?
 
could you please post a solution
 
hadi amiri 4 said:
solve this :
bSin(x)+aCos(x)=bSin(mx)+aCos(mx) , make a discu:smile:ssion

Hi hadi! :smile:
Monty:
"Is this the right place for an argument?"​
Python:
"I've told you once!" :smile:​

First, this should be in the Homework section, shouldn't it? :wink:

Second, look at the Trigonometric Identities in the PF LIbrary, and choose one which you think might help! :smile:
 
i have put another topic what is your opinion about that one
 

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