SOLUTION: Solve the given equation: sin t − 1 = cos t?
I have to find an identity that will allow me to convert the given equation to an equation involving just sin or just cos. S
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Question 925789: Solve the given equation: sin t − 1 = cos t?
I have to find an identity that will allow me to convert the given equation to an equation involving just sin or just cos. Since sin^2 t and cos^2 t are linked in an identity, I need to square both sides of the equation to obtain
sin^2 t +____= cos^2 t
Substitute ____ for cos^2 t. This gives us the equation
sin2 t +____ =
Please help
Answer by josgarithmetic(39620) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
when both sides squared.
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