2014-06-06, 10:26 PM
This going to sound dumb, but say if I'm given something like cos(nθ
, is there any way at all to get the n out?
You see, I'm stuck on my math assignment. It looks like I've almost got it, but I think I may have driven myself into a corner because I have to do the above after reducing powers.
I've never been good at proving trigonometric identities and stuff.
EDIT: Well, at least I'll get half-credit for this assignment. I can do the other half of it, which is to prove the exact same identity with a different method.
, is there any way at all to get the n out?You see, I'm stuck on my math assignment. It looks like I've almost got it, but I think I may have driven myself into a corner because I have to do the above after reducing powers.
I've never been good at proving trigonometric identities and stuff.
EDIT: Well, at least I'll get half-credit for this assignment. I can do the other half of it, which is to prove the exact same identity with a different method.