N Newberry Guest Mar 21, 2006 #21 thanks, that was what i was trying to do, but i wasnt sure if you could multiply 2cos^2x by cosx, but apparently you can. thnx again
thanks, that was what i was trying to do, but i wasnt sure if you could multiply 2cos^2x by cosx, but apparently you can. thnx again
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Y YBK w00t! custom status!! :D Joined Aug 22, 2004 Messages 1,240 Location 47 |)35|< !!! Gender Male HSC 2006 Mar 23, 2006 #23 Newberry said: actually we are all wrong. it was a simple error, when you integrate sinx, you get -cosx, thats where i went wrong, i integrated sinx to equal cosx. Click to expand... integral of sinx x is cosx but integral of cos x is -sinx
Newberry said: actually we are all wrong. it was a simple error, when you integrate sinx, you get -cosx, thats where i went wrong, i integrated sinx to equal cosx. Click to expand... integral of sinx x is cosx but integral of cos x is -sinx
I icycloud Guest Mar 23, 2006 #24 YBK said: integral of sinx x is cosx but integral of cos x is -sinx Click to expand... It's the other way around YBK.
YBK said: integral of sinx x is cosx but integral of cos x is -sinx Click to expand... It's the other way around YBK.
Y YBK w00t! custom status!! :D Joined Aug 22, 2004 Messages 1,240 Location 47 |)35|< !!! Gender Male HSC 2006 Mar 23, 2006 #25 icycloud said: It's the other way around YBK. Click to expand... OOPS! We only did differentiation at school... that's what I was thinking of
icycloud said: It's the other way around YBK. Click to expand... OOPS! We only did differentiation at school... that's what I was thinking of