Question

How do I get it to where sin is on one side alone??
I need sin^2x alone.. Thanks!

Answer 1

will you please elaborate your query ?

Answer 2

That's my equation. In order to find what \[\sin^2x\] equals, I need to get it alone. But I just don't know how to get it out of the denominator.

Answer 3

Can I just cross multiply?

Answer 4

ya why not..cross multiply simply..that should do the trick,..

Answer 5

Okay, thanks :)

Answer 6

You can also just invert the fractions. so 4 becomes 1/4, and 1/sin^2x becomes sin^2x.

Answer 7

Oh, okay. That's a lot easier. Thanks!! :)

Answer 8

No prob :)