Homework Statement
The text claims that any function can be constructed from eigenfunctions. BUt if the eigenfunction is made entirely of sin functions than it cannot construct even functions?
So it cannot construct any function? That is why the Fourier series has both sin and cos functions.
Homework Statement
Expand cos z into a Taylor series about the point z_0 = (pi)/2
With the aid of the identity
cos(z) = -sin(z - pi/2)
Homework Equations
Taylor series expansion for sin
sinu = \sum^{infty}_{n=0} (-1)^n * \frac{u^{2n+1}}{(2n+1)!}
and the identity as given...
I'm trying to integtrate x^3 sin x without using integration by parts. I have set up the equation to either:
int x^3 cosx dx = (Ax^3 + Bx^2+Cx+D)cos x + K
or
int x^3 coxs dx = (Ax^3+Bx)sinx + (Cx^2+D)cosx +K
but I'm having trouble... any help would be appreciated!
Describe fully the sequence of two transformations that maps the graph y = sinx onto the graph of y = 3sin2x
Well I know that when x = 45 y = 3, when x = 90 y = 0 when x = 135 y = -3 and so on, but tranformations and translation (move), reflection, rotation and englargment. I would presume...
Hello,
Can anyone give some hints on how to solve this:
\sum_{n=0}^{K-1}\frac{sin(2\pi n^2\Delta)}{n}
It's just the n^2 that complicates things. I tried re-writing it as
Im\sum_{n=0}^{K-1}\frac{e^{j n^2 x}}{n},
where x=2\pi \Delta
but I cannot solve this either.
Thanks,
svensl
Homework Statement
A uniform smooth plank weight W and length 2a is hinged to the bottom horizontal edge of a smooth, fixed plane inclined at angle (beta) to the horizontal. A sphere of radius (1/2)a and weight 2W is placed between the plank and the plane. Assume no friction. Prove that, in...
Homework Statement
Find any critical numbers of the function
Homework Equations
sin^2 x + cos x
The Attempt at a Solution
I actually have a sort of silly question. Woud sin^2 in the equation be solved using the differeniation rule of d/dx[sin x] = cos x or d/dx [sin u] = (cos...
I have been asked to differentiate cos x and six...the maclaurin series versions...
I have done the general and specific terms as shown below.
Im not sure if these are correct?
thanks
General Terms
cos x = ∑ (-1)n (x^(2n) / (2n)!)
COS x = ∑ (-1)n (x^(2n+1)/ (2n +1) / (2n)!)...
Homework Statement
I'm stuck trying to solve a differential equation at the point i need to calculate the primitive of sen x^3
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I've thought on primitives by parts but I don't know how will I do it...
Homework Statement
Show that
\frac{\sin (az)}{\sin (\pi z)} = \frac{2}{\pi} \sum_{n=1}^{+\infty} (-1)^n \frac{n \sin (an)}{z^2 - n^2}
for all a such that - \pi < a < \pi
Homework Equations
None really, we have similar expansions for \pi cot (\pi z) and \pi / \sin (\pi z) , this...
I need help getting this one started... PLEASE...
Given x=r(cos U + i sin u) and y =t(cos v + i sin v):
Prove tha tthe modulus of (xy) is the product of their moduli and that the amplitude of (xy) is the sum of their amplitudes.
Sin contest question from 2003-- Can't figure this question... it's exam review! help
the questions is: A kid is 5m from a fence that is 4 m high. He throws a ball @ 45 degrees from the horizontal which just grazes the fence. How far beyond the fence does the ball land? You may assume that the...
Homework Statement
Find all the roots of sin h(z) = 1/2
2. The attempt at a solution
sin h(z) = [1/2](e^z - e^-z) = 1/2
=> e^z -e^-z = 1
=> e^2z - e^z - 1 = 0 {multiplied e^z bothsides}
this is a quadratic equation in e^z using quadratic formula,
e^z = [1+- sqrt(5)]/2
taking 'ln' on...
another power series question...
I tried it for awhile but it just got out of hand and the amount of numbers got unbearable.
Q. The increase in resistance of strip conductors due to eddy currents at power frequencies is given by :
X = yt divided by 2 (sinh yt + sin yt divided by cosh yt -...
hi, my question is from Modern Engineering Mathematics by Glyn James
pg 177 # 17a
Using the exponential forms of cos(theta) and sin(theta) given in (3.11a, b), prove the following trigonometric identities:
a) sin(x + y) = sin(x)cos(y) + cos(x)sin(y)
and 3.11a is:
cos(x) = 0.5*[ e^(jx)...
Here is the deal, no matter how many times you take the derivative of the sin graph, you never get zero b/c you get in a cycle, well, I just can't picture anything like that happening in real life b/c if you keep taking derivative, at some point of time, the graph has to be y=0 equation b/c the...
I'm in physics I and only in Trig for the first time this year (Jr in HS).
I do not remember sin (2 theta) in any previous lessons.
I need in help in the following problem using it.
In a double-slit experiment with monochromatic light and a screen at a distance of 1.50 , the angle...
okay, so this particular equation involves me writing conjugate of either sin or cos, but hows that possible considering they both are real in the given problem?
maybe i should convert sin and cos into their exponential form first?
but then wt would be the conjugate of this...
Show that tan: (-pie/2,pie/2)->R is a homeomorphism where tan = sin/cos
To show that f and f^-1 are cts, it seems trivial from a sketch but how do you do it?
For 1-1 tan(x) = tan(y)
Need to knwo x =y
tan(x) = sinx.cosx = siny/cosy = tany
=> sixcosy = sinycosx
this gets you...
I'm really having difficulty understanding how to approach problems in my physics class due to 1. never having taken physics before, and 2. having a professor that I cannot understand (english is not his native language, and he speaks very soft/fast).
We're now doing tension in class, and I'm...
Consider the function f(x) = sin(1/x).
(a) Find a sequence of x-values that approach 0 such that sin (1/x) = 0.
[Hint: Use the fact that sin(pi) = sin(2pi) = sin(3pi) = ... = sin (npi) = 0.]
(b) Find a sequence of x-values that approach 0 such that sin(1/x) = 1.
[Hint: Use the fact...
just looking at another question to do with trigonometric functions and I can't see how they simplify the follwing:
2sin^2x-3sinx-2=0 to
(2sinx+1)(sinx-2)=0
again i prob thinking sumthin really stupid...but i can't see wat! cheers
Hey,
I’ve got a test in one week’s time and was studying through my textbook of geometry and trigonometry. I came across a “rule” which shows how to simplify expressions in the form of a \cos \theta + b \sin \theta but I do not understand how this “rule” works.
The simplify rule:
a \cos...
Hi there i am trying to make this equation look exact.
(Cos(2y)-Sin (x)) dx-2 Tan (x) Sin (2y) dy = 0
What I've done so far is take the partial with respect to x and y.
So, my
M_{y} is equal to -2 Sin (2y)-0 and,
my N_{x} is equal to -2(Sec^{2}(x)) Sin (2y)
Which makes it...
I believe this could be the easiest math post of the day, but it's been too long for me to recall. Anyways, I'm working on the problem where I have to find 2 alternate angles. I got the first (smaller) angle right which is sin(2*theta). Now I have to find the second (bigger) angle which is...
Hi, how do I find the Fourier transform of this function sin x / x, i.e.,
f* = Integral( sin x / x * exp( i*w*x) dx from -infinity to +infinity ).
I've been using Jordan's Lemma up to this point, but it doesn't seem to
apply here as a way to evaluate the integral.
Thanks for any help.
Okay can anyone tell me why is this true for restriction of 0 < x < 360
sin(x)=0.15, x = 8.6 and 171.4
cos(x)=-.655 x = 130 and 230
tan(x)=0.75, x = 36.9 and 216.9
I don't see a pattern or rule...
please co-ordinate me through the use of graphs if you can my teacher didn't explain it well.
My batteries of my calculator playing up I cannot draw the following graph:
P= 34730 + 200 000 sin x
Could someone please use a graph package to draw it and possibly attach it so I can have a look at it please :-)
I need to view P against x.
Thanks ever so much!
Generally I am confused about the use of sin and cos in physics problems.
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The torque about the beam's attachment to the wall is:
T * 8 * sin(53)
Where T is the tension of the wire.
Why is sin the choice and not cos?
The...
This is just something I was thinking about the other day:
Lets say that we have an object with the mass of 1kg and at t=0: x=0m and v=0m/s. Now we apply a force over time t with the force: F=sin(t)N.
that means that a=sin(t). To get v we integrate and get: v = 1-cos(t).
Then we integrate...
sin( degtorad( (180 - (180 - 360/x))/2 ) ) = y/z
degtorad(degrees) means the the degrees inside the parenthesis are converted to radians.
How do you solve for x?
Thank you.
Well, the question goes like this,
A particle of mass m is trapped in an infinitely deep one-dimensional potential well between x = 0 and x = a and at a time t=0,, the wave fuction is given as
Φ(x,t=0)=sin(((πx)/a))cos(((2πx)/a))
(i) What possible values may be found for energy of...
may i know how to solve [ n^2 cos(n(pi)) ]/ n^2 + 42??
i have divided it by n^2 and get cos(n pi) / (42/n^2) and i can't solve already.pls help
what is the limit for cos (n pi) and sin (n pi)??
How do I use two 8-bit sine table to make one 16-bit sine table?
Here is my 8-bit sine table in verilog
char sintable[256]
for(int i=0;i<256;i++)
sintable[i]=sin(2*pi*i/256)*128
I know I have to somehow use: sin(theta+ delta*theta)
theta would be the first 8-bit and delta*theta...
I just have a quick question, is cos and sin divergent or convergent? I keep getting mixed results from different sources. I know that both functions oscillate so on the interval [0, infinity) they both diverge. But for some of my homework problems relating to improper integrals, the book...
Show that the functions sin x, sin 2x, sin 3x, ... are orthogonal on the interval (0,pi) with respect to p(x) = 1 (where p is supposed to be rho)
i know i have to use this
\int_{0}^{\pi} \phi (x) \ psi (x) \rho (x) dx = 0 and i have no trouble doing it for n = 1, and n=2
but how wouldi go...
i have x*sin(x/2) - 18/pi =0
and i need to solve for x..
how in the heck can i get rid of that sin() function? very confused.. any help will be appreicated..!
btw.. i need the answer ASAP! thanks a lot guys
hey everyone,
i have to show that in a triangle, there is : (A, B, C are the angles of that triangle)
\sin \left( 1/2\,B \right) \cos \left( 1/2\,C \right) +\sin \left( 1/2
\,C \right) \cos \left( 1/2\,B \right) =\cos \left( 1/2\,A \right)
for this one, here is what i got to...