? =)(= Active Member Joined Jul 14, 2021 Messages 647 Gender Male HSC 2023 Oct 17, 2022 #1 How would you prove this i get up to 2(t^2+1)/1-t^2
Anaya R Well-Known Member Joined Sep 7, 2021 Messages 519 Location Somewhere in the world Gender Female HSC 2021 Oct 17, 2022 #2 Did you use the tan(a+b) and tan(a-b) identities to break it down?
Anaya R Well-Known Member Joined Sep 7, 2021 Messages 519 Location Somewhere in the world Gender Female HSC 2021 Oct 17, 2022 #3 If you do that then you can just directly sub tan 1/2x = t
? =)(= Active Member Joined Jul 14, 2021 Messages 647 Gender Male HSC 2023 Oct 17, 2022 #4 yea i got that and simplified and got left with 2(t^2+1)/1-t^2
Anaya R Well-Known Member Joined Sep 7, 2021 Messages 519 Location Somewhere in the world Gender Female HSC 2021 Oct 17, 2022 #5 Here's my working Attachments Screenshot_20221017-174555_Samsung Notes.jpg 71.7 KB Views: 31
? =)(= Active Member Joined Jul 14, 2021 Messages 647 Gender Male HSC 2023 Oct 17, 2022 #6 thank you i just made a silly mistake making it harder than it acc is lol
Anaya R Well-Known Member Joined Sep 7, 2021 Messages 519 Location Somewhere in the world Gender Female HSC 2021 Oct 17, 2022 #7 =)(= said: thank you i just made a silly mistake making it harder than it acc is lol Click to expand... All good!
=)(= said: thank you i just made a silly mistake making it harder than it acc is lol Click to expand... All good!