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Rewrite and simplify g(x) with the given subsititution* (5 Points)
5x
g (x)
2 sint (assume 0 < t < 7)
4-x²
10 sin t
2-2 sin 1
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Find all solutions for t (in radians) of the given equation on the interval [0,2n)* (5 Points)
8 sin 2t + sint = 0

21 a f h XUY 23 O O 5 tan t Ot cot t Rewrite and simplify g(x) with the given subsititution-example-1

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Answer:

Explanation:

Make the substitution first for x:


(5(2sint))/(√(4-(2sint)^2) ) and simplify a bit:


(10sint)/(√(4-4sin^2t) ). Factor a 4 out of the expression under the radical:


(10sint)/(√(4(1-sin^2t)) ) and pull out the perfect square in 4 as a 2:


(10sint)/(2√(1-sin^2t) ) and divide 10 by 2 to get:


(5sint)/(√(1-sin^2t) )

Our Pythagorean trig identity tells us that


sin^2(t)+cos^2(t)=1 so


1-sin^2(t)=cos^2(t). Make that substitution:


(5sint)/(√(cos^2t) ) The denominator can be simplified (the squaring of the square root each cancel out), leaving us with:


(5sint)/(cost). Sin over cos is the same as tangent, so our final simplification is

5tan(t)

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