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OpenStudy (hxkage):

if m cotA = n, find the value of

OpenStudy (hxkage):

\[\frac{ msinA-ncosA }{ ncosA+msinA }\]

OpenStudy (hxkage):

@TheSmartOne, a lil help here? ;-;

TheSmartOne (thesmartone):

divide the numerator and denominator by sinA first

OpenStudy (hxkage):

Oh, so it becomes \[\frac{ m-n * n/m }{ n * n/m + m}\]

OpenStudy (hxkage):

Yea? ;-;

TheSmartOne (thesmartone):

no cheating :P

OpenStudy (hxkage):

Whut do u mean? o.o

OpenStudy (hxkage):

I did what u asked me to xD

OpenStudy (hxkage):

What do we do from there?

TheSmartOne (thesmartone):

|dw:1471421666777:dw| I know you're cheating because you did my step somewhere else and did another step and gave me that result :P We divide by sinA in both the numerator and denominator because that will give us some 1's and cos/sin which is cot so first divide both the numerator and denominator by sinA and simplify :)

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