pi/5 - pi/2
take pi common and you have pi(1/5-1/2) =pi(2-5)/10=-3pi/10
well I have the answer already, but I wanted to know how to get there, the answer says 3pi/5
so would I just simplify?
Can you post me the question ??> because what i answer is correct for the question you gave
yes. sorry. its Trig. i have to simplify the equation. \[2 \cos ^{2}(\frac{ \pi }{ 5 }-\frac{ \pi }{ 2 }) -1\] I think its because of the 2(3pi/5)?
so the identity gives me \[\cos 2(\frac{ \pi }{ 5 }-\frac{ \pi }{ 2 })\]
hmmm yes it is correct and you got the value of (pi/5-pi/2)
and cos(-theta)=cos (theta)
darnit! see these identities are so tricky! ok so then it becomes what? if only pi/2 is negative?
i cant get you last question @theee_queenbee
@theee_queenbee check the attachment
yes thank you so much I understand this problem. the only thing I dont understand is what happened with the denom. did you divide the 2 by 10 to get 5 as the denom? I understand everything else
yes 2(x/2)=x we used this formula @theee_queenbee
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ok thanks so much!! I appreciate your help!!!! :)
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