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Integration by substitution: (1 Viewer)

Thread starter Yindi
Start date Mar 9, 2012

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Yindi

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#1

Would someone be able to explain this final step to me,

thanks in advance:

4025808

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#2

Try expanding the right hand side using the trigonometric identities rules. Then you should get the left hand side.

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Aesytic

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#3

change the 1 on the top to tan(pi/4) and make the tan(x/2) at the bottom multiplied by tan(pi/4) then you have the expression for tan(x/2 + pi/4)

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Yindi

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#4

Wow, how obscure to bring the exapnsion in, but thank you very much.

RealiseNothing

what is that?It is Cowpea

#5

I see you're doing 16 units.....

Crazy.

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