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28 May, 16:50

Use trigonometric substitution to write the algebraic expression as a trigonometric function of θ, where 0 < θ <π/2.

√ (100) - 4x^ (2), x = 5cos (θ)

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  1. 28 May, 17:16
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    √ (100) - 4x^ (2), x = 5cos (θ),

    case 1

    perhaps it is √ (100) ² - 4x^ (2), x = 5cos (θ)

    because if so, √ (100) ²=100

    √ (100) ² - 4x^ (2) = 100 - 100cos² (θ) = 100 (1 - cos² (θ)) = 100sin² (θ), and

    0 < θ <π/2.

    case2

    if it is true that √ (100) - 4x^ (2), the possible equality is √ (100) - 100cos² (θ)
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