velocity and speed problem!
The max value of \[A \cos \theta + B \sin \theta= \sqrt{A^2+B^2}\] minimum value is \[-\sqrt{A^2+B^2}\]
there have so much derivative point at v'(t)
Could you try now @akl3644 ?
i just graphy it
it's valid for both \[A\cos \theta \pm B\sin \theta\]
i think it is not necessary to use tri-sub.?
just deriviate and check it graph would be better?
there have lots of v'(t)=0.
sorry. I read it wrong. Wait for sometime. I'll try to solve it
ok!
\[|x|=\sqrt{x^2}\]
\[\sqrt{(3\cos(4t)-4\sin(3t))^2}=s\]\[\sqrt{9\cos^2(4t)+16\sin^2(3t)-24\cos(4t)\sin(3t)}=s\]
We are trying to find minima/maxima here, so differentiate...
\[\frac{ds}{dt}=a=\frac{1}{2\sqrt{(9\cos^2(4t)+16\sin^2(3t)-24\cos(4y)\sin(3t)}}\frac{d(9\cos^2(4t)+16\sin^2(3t)-24\cos(4y)\sin(3t))}{dt}\]
\[\frac{d(9\cos^2(4t)+16\sin^2(3t)-24\cos(4y)\sin(3t))}{dt}=\] \[9(2\cos(4t)*-4\sin(4t))+16(2\sin(3t)*3\cos(3t))-24((\cos(4t)*3\cos(3t))+(\sin(3t)*-4\sin(4t)))\]The end bit was\[-24((\cos(4t)*3\cos(3t))+(\sin(3t)*-4\sin(4t))) \] (I may have slipped up, check me. -Set a=0 -Find t (at maxima/minima) -find da/dt, If at you t, da/dt= +ve, it is a minimum, if -ve, a maximum
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