
1/1-cosx+1/1+cosx=2csc^2x | Wyzant Ask An Expert
2012年11月26日 · You are looking to prove the following: 1/ (1-cosx) + 1/ (1+cosx) = 2csc 2 x To prove that the left hand side of the equation does in fact equal the right hand side of the equation, we start by solving for the left hand side of the equation.
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Verify: 1+cosx/sinx+sinx/1+cosx=2cscx | Wyzant Ask An Expert
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Verify the identity. ( cot x -csc x)^2 = 1- cos x/ 1+cosx - Wyzant
2014年3月25日 · (cotx-cscx)^2= (1-cosx)/ (1+cosx) Start on the left side and show it equals the right side using trig identities.
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2017年5月9日 · (df)/ (dx)=-1/ (1+sinx) We use quotient rule. Let g (x)=cosx and h (x)=1+sinx then (dg)/ (dx)=-sinx and (dh)/ (dx)=cosx and hence using quotient rule (df)/ (dx)= ( (1 ...
r = 1 + cos θ on the same axis. a) Find the area inside both
2020年4月8日 · Sketch the circle r = 3 cos θ and cardioids r = 1 + cos θ on the same axis. a) Find the area inside both the circle and cardioid. b) Find the arc length of that part of the cardioid outside the circle.
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2016年11月12日 · How do you verify sin x + cos x = cos x 1 − tan x + sin x 1 − cot x?
How do you find lim (1-cosx)/x as x->0 using l'Hospital's Rule ...
2016年12月15日 · 0 Note that we're in indeterminate form (0/0), so we can use l'Hospital's Rule. L'hospital's Rule states that lim_ (x->c) (g (x))/ (h (x)) = lim_ (x->c) (g' (x))/ (h ...
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2016年12月19日 · If you are studying maths, then you should learn the Chain Rule for Differentiation, and practice how to use it: If y = f (x) then f '(x) = dy dx = dy du du dx I was taught to remember that the differential can be treated like a fraction and that the " dx 's" of a common variable will "cancel" (It is important to realise that dy dx isn't a fraction but an operator that …