I have a function in the form of: \cos^{-1}(\frac{a^2+bx^2}{2abx})+\cos^{-1}(\frac{c^2+dx^2}{2cdx})=e

sunyerneq

sunyerneq

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2022-02-28

I have a function in the form of:
cos1(a2+bx22abx)+cos1(c2+dx22cdx)=e

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Chettaf04

Chettaf04

Beginner2022-03-01Added 7 answers

u=a2+bx22abx, v=c2+dx22cdx
to get the equation
cos1u+cos1v=e
and take the cosine of both sides:
cos(cos1u+cos1v)=cose
which can be simplified in steps. First, we use Mike's suggestion to get
cos(cos1u)cos(cos1v)sin(cos1u)sin(cos1v)=cose
which simplifies to
uvsin(cos1u)sin(cos1v)=sin(cos1v)=cose
but from here it is not obvious how to proceed, so we have to get tricky. The key is that sin(cos1a)=1a2 for any a, so our equation becomes
uv1u21v2=cose
which we rearrange as
1u2{1v2}=uvcose
and square both sides to get
(1u2)(1v2)=(uvcose)2

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