Sunday, March 13, 2016

Express 6*(sin x)*(cos x) as a single sine or cosine function.

The question put is to express the 6sinxcosx as the function of
single sine of cosine function.


  As it is, the the given finction
a single function with both sinx and cosx. f(x) = 6sinxcosx.


We can
rewrite the function as a function of  sinx as below:


f(sinx) = 6
sinx(1-sin^2x)^(1/2), as cosx = (1-sin^2x).


We can write the
function purely as a function of  K*sinX  as below:


6sinxcosx =  3
(2sinxcosx) = 3sin(2x)


6 sinxcosx = 3sin(2x) , as  sin2x= sin(x+x) =
sinxcosx+cosxsinx = 2sinxcosx.


We can write 6sinxcosx =  sin(2x) =
cos(90-2x)


We cane write the  6sinxcosx =
6cosx*(1-cos2^)^(1/2).

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