I went (cos2x)^2/2 = cos2xsplit cos^2x 2x into cos 2x . cos2x
product rule
did anyone do it another way?
LHS=cos(3x)Prove that:
cos 3 theta = 4cos^3theta- 3 cos theta
Hint for those attempting it: Use implicit differentiation. Although I think this is in HSC course, not prelim anyway.
New Question:
Lemniscate of Bernoulli - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(x^2 + y^2)^2 = 2(y^2+x^2)Hint for those attempting it: Use implicit differentiation. Although I think this is in HSC course, not prelim anyway.
i likeI went (cos2x)^2/2 = cos2x
i dont like(x^2 + y^2)^2 = 2(y^2+x^2)
taking derivatives of both sides
(2x+2ydy/dx)(x^2+y^2)2 = 2(2ydy/dx+2x)
(2x+2ydy/dx)(x^2+y^2)=(2ydy/dx+2x)
2x^3+2x^2ydy/dx+2y^3dy/dx+2xy^2dy/dx = 2ydy/dx+2x
moving everything with dy/dx onto one side.
2x^3-2x=2ydy/dx-2x^2ydy/dx-2y^3dy/dx-2xy^2dy/dx
2x(x^2-1)=[dy/dx](2y-2x^2y-2y^3-2xy^2)
therefore
dy/dx = 2x(x^2-1)/(2y-2yx^2-2y^3-2xy^2
= 2x(x^2-1)/[2y](1-x^2)-2y^2(y-2x)
think i got it wrong. but you try doing it on a computer.
I broke my scanner ages ago.
2(cos^2-sin^2) = cosx - sinx2cos2x = cosx - sinx
solve for 0<=x<=360
you cant "cancel out" cosx - sinx from both sides, that would result in you losing solutions2(cos^2-sin^2) = cosx - sinx
2(cosx-sinx)(cosx+sinx)= cosx -sinx
2(cosx+sinx)=1
sinx+cosx=1/2
Transforming:
R = root(1+1) = root 2
204.3 and 335.7 1 d.p
First few steps aren't really that familiar..
Is there another way to do this?
Lol yea. It really did look better than doing the whole t forumla.you cant "cancel out" cosx - sinx from both sides, that would result in you losing solutions
Is your equation correct?its wrong i know, but i cbf fixing it.
find for values of x which
x^-1+x^2/2-x^-3/3+x^4/4-x^-5/5...-x^-(n-1)/n-1+x^n/n = 0.999
IF n IS AN EVEN NUMBER.
How can a square root be negative?
Can't you do this?If , then find the value of dy/dx when .
That's not entirely correct ...Can't you do this?
y=(cos2x)^2/2 = cos2x