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Alexluby

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Just looked at this example...

x = 3 cos 2t + 4 sin 2t
= 5 cos (2t - @ ) where 0 < @ < pi/2 and tan @ = 4/3

How did x get simplified ot the second line, can anyone explain that?

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They use the auxillery method

acosA + bsinA = Rcos(A - @)

where R = sqrt(a2 + b2) and tan@ = b/a
 

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Thx ... :D

Btw, when we use the auxillary method, do we have to state stuff like "where 0 < @ < pi/2 and tan @ = 4/3"
If so, how was the range of 0 < @ < pi/2 worked out?
 
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wtf the msg is stuffed up lol
i type a full line and half of it is cutt off
 

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