Let y = sin(sin(50)). Then y" is equal to: %3D Q7 -25 cos (50) sin(cos(50)) – 25 sin(50) cos(cos(50)) -25 cos (58) sin(sin(58)) – 25 sin(50) cos(sin(50)) -25 cos (50) cos(sin(50)) – 25 sin(50) sin(sin(50)) -25 sin (50) cos(cos(50)) – 25 cos(50) sin(cos(50)) CS Scanned with CamScanner
Let y = sin(sin(50)). Then y" is equal to: %3D Q7 -25 cos (50) sin(cos(50)) – 25 sin(50) cos(cos(50)) -25 cos (58) sin(sin(58)) – 25 sin(50) cos(sin(50)) -25 cos (50) cos(sin(50)) – 25 sin(50) sin(sin(50)) -25 sin (50) cos(cos(50)) – 25 cos(50) sin(cos(50)) CS Scanned with CamScanner
Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry
Section7.4: Multiple-angle Formulas
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