Trig Question...with failed attempt :/ Attachments to follow.
Here's the question:
And here's my attempt:
I have a feeling that when i substituted sin(pi/2 - x) for cos that's when things started going bad...
better write cos x as \(\sqrt{1-sin^2 x}\). then h(y) will be -2y\(\sqrt{1-y^2}\)
Alright... then how do i use that to find g?
u wanted to find h g u already found as -2sin x cos x
but do you use g(y) or g(x)? I'm a little confused on this end part...
u are correct when u put y=sin x so that h is function of y. let g remain as the function of x only.
so, am i solving for g(x)= h(f(y)) or g(x)= h(f(x))?
g(x)= h(f(x)) the replace y= f(x)=sin x which u have correctly done.
so, would the answer just be g(x) = -2sin(x) SQRT(1-sin^2(x))?
wait... i just messed up... i'm looking for g(x)
u wanted to fin h(y) isn't it ?
yeah... sorry i just got mixed up there
g(x) u found correctly as -2sin x cos x
Alright! I finally understand it! Sorry i was slow... i just needed to stare at it for awhile! Thanks so much for all your help! :D
welcome :)
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