simplify the expression (trig functions)
\[f(\theta)=\frac{ 2\sin 4\theta }{ \cos 2\theta }-3\sin2\theta \]
you know the formula for sin 2x ? aplly it for sin 4theta
no. i don't. what is it?
these are my answer choices: 1. f(θ) = sin2θ 2. f(θ) = 2cos2θ+3sin2θ 3. f(θ) = 7sin2θ 4. f(θ) = 5sin2θ 5. f(θ) = −sin2θ 6. f(θ) = 2cos2θ−3sin2θ
sin 2x = 2 sin x cos x so, sin 4thetha = sin 2 (2theta) = .... ?
confused ?
cos2(theta)
whats cos 2 theta ? could you apply the formula in sin 4theta ?
is it 2cos2θ−3sin2θ ??
nopes, sin x = 2 sin x cos x so, sin 4theta = sin 2(2theta) = 2 sin (2theta) cos(2theta) makes sense ?
okayyy.
now what gets cancelled out ?
cos2(theta)
correct :) what remains ?
2sin(2theta)-3sin(2theta)
but that's not any of my answer choices :/
oh, i think you forgot a 2 2 (2 sin theta)-3 sin theta
@hartnn wait..I don't know which answer it is!
you found out that you forgot a 2 there ? 2 (2 sin 2theta)-3 sin 2theta = (4-3) sin 2theta
got that ? next step can't be easier...
sin2theta. yeah you were pretty clear. thanks
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