G gcmk Member Joined Jul 25, 2006 Messages 58 Gender Female HSC 2008 Feb 1, 2007 #1 i'm confused about this question~~ i want to know if im doing the right thing so plz help =) prove: (cosU cotU- sinU tanU) sinU cosU / cos U- sinU= 1+sinU cosU thanks!
i'm confused about this question~~ i want to know if im doing the right thing so plz help =) prove: (cosU cotU- sinU tanU) sinU cosU / cos U- sinU= 1+sinU cosU thanks!
onebytwo Recession '08 Joined Apr 19, 2006 Messages 823 Location inner west Gender Male HSC 2006 Feb 1, 2007 #2 gcmk said: i'm confused about this question~~ i want to know if im doing the right thing so plz help =) prove: (cosU cotU- sinU tanU) sinU cosU / cos U- sinU= 1+sinU cosU thanks! Click to expand... change the cotU to cosU/sinU on the LHS and the tanU to sinU/cosU, then put the two fractions as one to get [(cos^3U-sin^3U)/sinUcosU]sinUcosU thats a start..also use the expansion for the cubic and cancel and remeber the cos^2U+sin^2U=1
gcmk said: i'm confused about this question~~ i want to know if im doing the right thing so plz help =) prove: (cosU cotU- sinU tanU) sinU cosU / cos U- sinU= 1+sinU cosU thanks! Click to expand... change the cotU to cosU/sinU on the LHS and the tanU to sinU/cosU, then put the two fractions as one to get [(cos^3U-sin^3U)/sinUcosU]sinUcosU thats a start..also use the expansion for the cubic and cancel and remeber the cos^2U+sin^2U=1