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Quick Math Question

Originally posted by: Pokey007
Originally posted by: Heisenberg
2 *sin(x)*cos(x)

yup, Heisenberg isn't uncertain about that principle.



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Originally posted by: VTboy
If you are doing the integral of sin(2x) then it is just -cos(2x)/2. No need to use trig identity

its not just sin2x...there's other stuff too and I have to use usub to cancel stuff
 
Originally posted by: jessicak
Originally posted by: VTboy
If you are doing the integral of sin(2x) then it is just -cos(2x)/2. No need to use trig identity

its not just sin2x...there's other stuff too and I have to use usub to cancel stuff

I miss calculus. 🙁
 
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
Originally posted by: jessicak
Originally posted by: VTboy
If you are doing the integral of sin(2x) then it is just -cos(2x)/2. No need to use trig identity

its not just sin2x...there's other stuff too and I have to use usub to cancel stuff

I miss calculus. 🙁

you're nuts.

i'm a math student and i know you're nuts.
 
Originally posted by: eakers
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
Originally posted by: jessicak
Originally posted by: VTboy
If you are doing the integral of sin(2x) then it is just -cos(2x)/2. No need to use trig identity

its not just sin2x...there's other stuff too and I have to use usub to cancel stuff

I miss calculus. 🙁

you're nuts.

i'm a math student and i know you're nuts.

since when are you a math student?
 
Originally posted by: Mday
Originally posted by: eakers
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
Originally posted by: jessicak
Originally posted by: VTboy
If you are doing the integral of sin(2x) then it is just -cos(2x)/2. No need to use trig identity

its not just sin2x...there's other stuff too and I have to use usub to cancel stuff

I miss calculus. 🙁

you're nuts.

i'm a math student and i know you're nuts.

since when are you a math student?
since 3 years ago when i switched out of chemistry.

 
Originally posted by: eakers
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
Originally posted by: jessicak
Originally posted by: VTboy
If you are doing the integral of sin(2x) then it is just -cos(2x)/2. No need to use trig identity

its not just sin2x...there's other stuff too and I have to use usub to cancel stuff

I miss calculus. 🙁

you're nuts.

i'm a math student and i know you're nuts.

Which is why I switched over to the actuarial science major in place of math ed. 😛
 
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
Originally posted by: eakers
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
Originally posted by: jessicak
Originally posted by: VTboy
If you are doing the integral of sin(2x) then it is just -cos(2x)/2. No need to use trig identity

its not just sin2x...there's other stuff too and I have to use usub to cancel stuff

I miss calculus. 🙁

you're nuts.

i'm a math student and i know you're nuts.

Which is why I switched over to the actuarial science major in place of math ed. 😛

I think the real problems come when they stop calling it calculus, and they start calling it analysis.. ie.. real analysis..
 
Originally posted by: JayHu
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
Originally posted by: eakers
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
Originally posted by: jessicak
Originally posted by: VTboy
If you are doing the integral of sin(2x) then it is just -cos(2x)/2. No need to use trig identity

its not just sin2x...there's other stuff too and I have to use usub to cancel stuff

I miss calculus. 🙁

you're nuts.

i'm a math student and i know you're nuts.

Which is why I switched over to the actuarial science major in place of math ed. 😛

I think the real problems come when they stop calling it calculus, and they start calling it analysis.. ie.. real analysis..

i have my functional analysis midterm next week.

*whimpers*
 
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