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Page 1: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 2: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 3: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 4: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 5: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 6: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 7: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 8: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 9: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 10: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 11: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 12: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 13: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)
Page 14: RCA...(8) o Gdz = 0 8G(Z1) — = (r/ L) cos (12) - (r/ L) sin F urthermore , cos sin define the convergence angle a as This leads to the Euler-Lagrange equations: ðG/ðx — (d/dz)

Complex Vibrations & Resonance...Now use the trigonometric identity: sin sin cos sin cos()A = BAB BA 22 2 2,sin cos cos sin x txt yxt A A pp pp lt lt =-æöæö æöæöçç ç ç÷÷

Complex Vibrations & Resonance...Now use the trigonometric identity: sin sin cos sin cos()A = BAB BA 22 2 2,sin cos cos sin x txt yxt A A pp pp lt lt =-æöæö æöæöçç ç ç÷÷

> plot(cos(x) + sin(x), x=0..Pi); plot(tan(x), x=-Pi..Pi ... · > plot3d({sin(x*y), x + 2*y},x=-Pi..Pi,y=-Pi..Pi); ↵ c1:= [cos(x)-2*cos(0.4*y),sin(x)-2*sin(0.4*y),y]: ↵ c2:= [cos(x)+2*cos(0.4*y),sin(x)+2*sin(0.4*y),y]:

> plot(cos(x) + sin(x), x=0..Pi); plot(tan(x), x=-Pi..Pi ... · > plot3d({sin(x*y), x + 2*y},x=-Pi..Pi,y=-Pi..Pi); ↵ c1:= [cos(x)-2*cos(0.4*y),sin(x)-2*sin(0.4*y),y]: ↵ c2:= [cos(x)+2*cos(0.4*y),sin(x)+2*sin(0.4*y),y]:

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Hybrid CORDIC 2.A Sine/Cosine Generator 20170805 · 2017. 8. 5. · Sin(x) cos(x) -0.5 Sin(x) cos(x) -0.5 Sin(x) cos(x) -0.5 Sin(x) cos(x) -0.5 Sin(x) cos(x) -0.5 Sin(x) cos(x) -0.5

Sin Cos Graph with Phase.pdf

Sin Cos Graph with Phase.pdf

Trig Func HW€¦ · 3) Find the exact value of sin 110 ° cos 40 ° + cos 110 ° sin 40 ° 4) Find the exact value of sin 310 ° cos 70 ° - cos 310 ° sin 70 °. 5) The expression

Trig Func HW€¦ · 3) Find the exact value of sin 110 ° cos 40 ° + cos 110 ° sin 40 ° 4) Find the exact value of sin 310 ° cos 70 ° - cos 310 ° sin 70 °. 5) The expression

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Scanned with CamScanner · 2019. 12. 1. · cos4 x — sin4 x = cos 2x = I + sin2x (sin x + cos x)2 I + cos I()y = 2 cos2 5y 59. 6 sin — cos — 61. sin 59 cos 39 63. 5 cos(—5ß)

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Teachingbd24...sin A . cos A I sin A . cos A sin A cos A sin A cosecA . secA + I = secA.cosecA + I cos A 4 (Ans.) 16xy — 16xy —V) sec tan cos 9 — cot cote = — tan9. tan9 cose

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