Transform the system of trigonometric equations

  • #1

Rmax

3
0
How to extract l and L from the following system of equations:

upload_2016-5-19_15-4-17.png
 

Attachments

  • upload_2016-5-19_15-1-33.png
    upload_2016-5-19_15-1-33.png
    2.8 KB · Views: 411
  • upload_2016-5-19_15-1-47.png
    upload_2016-5-19_15-1-47.png
    2.9 KB · Views: 405
  • #2
Please confirm that this is not a homework problem.
First step is to get rid of the arctans in the obvious way. Then taking the ratio you can get an equation relating tan l to sin L. You can use that to eliminate one of them from one of the equations.
 
  • #3
haruspex said:
Please confirm that this is not a homework problem.
First step is to get rid of the arctans in the obvious way. Then taking the ratio you can get an equation relating tan l to sin L. You can use that to eliminate one of them from one of the equations.
No, it is not a homework.
 
  • #4
Rmax said:
No, it is not a homework.
Ok, so can you follow the steps I posted?
 
  • #5
haruspex said:
Ok, so can you follow the steps I posted?
I'll definitely try, thank you!
 

Suggested for: Transform the system of trigonometric equations

I Properties of the Fourier transform
Replies
7
Views
921
B Trigonometric Identity involving sin()+cos()
Replies
11
Views
973
B Attempt to solve this system of three linear equations
Replies
10
Views
1K
MHB Proving trigonometric functions
Replies
9
Views
1K
MHB Problems involving Trigonometric Identities
Replies
4
Views
533
MHB Can you prove the following two difficult trigonometric identities?
Replies
3
Views
895
MHB Solutions of System of Equations
Replies
0
Views
577
MHB Solve System of Equations Related to Race Speeds
Replies
2
Views
613
MHB Trigonometric challenge
Replies
2
Views
717
MHB Trigonometric challenge
Replies
2
Views
698

Hot Threads

Recent Insights

Back
Top