sin(pi/2)co(pi/7)+cos(pi/2)sin(pi/7) Can anybody help me please?
I'm guessing this is about goniometrics, so pi = ?
It's write the expression as either sine, cosine, and or tangent of a single angle...and the very last bloody one on my worksheet thank the gods -.-
Hehe, well, first off, pi = 180°, right? Fill that out first
sin(pi/2) = sin(180/2) = sin 90° ...
Right, do I need to get that wheel that my teacher keeps telling me to google out? Ummm I totally forgot the name...it's too early for this
sinAcosB+cosAsinB = sin(A+B) =sin(pi/2 + pi/7)
One of these, yes http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4a/Goniometrische-cirkel-sin-cos.png
sum and difference identity
simplify parenthesis maybe
=sin(9pi/14)
I've never seen that exact wheel before Miel...I'm trying to find the one I book marked. Ah and ehuman...how did you get the 9? I know you multiplied to get 14 but the 9? Did you add?
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