Write the given expression as an algebraic expression tan(2 sin^−1 x) in x
look up the double angle formula for tangent i forget what it is but that is what you need
tan(2arcsin(x)) To make it easier to see for myself.
maybe \[\tan(2x)=\frac{2\tan(x)}{1-\tan^2(x)}\]? something like that?
Yeah thats it.
then \[\frac{2\tan(\arcsin(x)}{1-\tan^2(\arcsin(x)}\] is a start
all you need is \(\tan(\arcsin(x))\) to finish
Let y = arcsin(x) Then sin(y) = x, and tan(arc sin x) = tan(y)
arcsin(sin(y)) = y
\[= \frac{ 2\tan(y) }{ 1-\tan ^{2}(y) }\]
this is what i get, is rite? tan(y) =[2x((√1-x^2)+x)]/(1-2x^2)
I got \[\frac{ x }{ \sqrt{1-x ^{2}} }\]
I've put your answer into my online assignment and it stated to be incorrect?
Oh I've got it, it's [2x \sqrt{1-x^2}/(1-2x^2)\]
\[(2x \sqrt{1-x^2})/(1-2x^2)\]
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