Posted by Alex on Thursday, March 19, 2009 at 12:18pm.
Sin(x+y) = Sin(x)Cos(y) + Cos(x)Sin(y)
If you replace y by minus y and add you get twice the first term, because
cos(-y) = cos(y) and sin(-y) = - sin(y).
oh, dang, forgot about that identity!
Okay, well, adding that up it ends up as 2sinx2cosy... but I need it to be 2sinx(1)cosy.
or am I really tired and I'm thinking too out of the box to realize the entire term of 2sinxcosy consists of 2sinx's and 2cosy's?
if not, what do I switch up to drop a cosy to satisfy the right side of the equation? oh man, am i sure forgetting everything about math, lol.
oh, dang, forgot about that identity!
Okay, well, adding that up it ends up as 2sinx2cosy... but I need it to be 2sinx(1)cosy.
or am I really tired and I'm thinking too out of the box to realize the entire term of 2sinxcosy consists of 2sinx's and 2cosy's?
if not, what do I switch up to drop a cosy to satisfy the right side of the equation? oh man, am i sure forgetting everything about math, lol.
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