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Reply 1
Just use, the definitions for Cosh x, sinh x etc in exponential form and it should be easy to proceed from there.
Have you worked it all through?

I get:

1. ex+ex3ey+3ey=0 e^x + e^{-x} - 3e^y + 3e^{-y} = 0

2. exex+3ey+3ey=5 e^x - e^{-x} + 3e^y + 3e^{-y} = 5

Where do I go from there?
Reply 3
bruceleej
Just use, the definitions for Cosh x, sinh x etc in exponential form and it should be easy to proceed from there.

he will end up with e^-y=1/3[e^x -5/2] and then??
Reply 4
Fellas1990
Have you worked it all through?

I get:

1. ex+ex3ey+3ey=0 e^x + e^{-x} - 3e^y + 3e^{-y} = 0

2. exex+3ey+3ey=5 e^x - e^{-x} + 3e^y + 3e^{-y} = 5

Where do I go from there?


No I havent, but Im gonna try to now...
Reply 5
or you could rewrite cosh(x) as 1+sinh2x\sqrt{1+\sinh^2 x}
I don't understand/see how that helps.
Got there now. Made a lil mistake that threw the whole thing off. Thanks!
Reply 8
Fellas1990
Got there now. Made a lil mistake that threw the whole thing off. Thanks!

i couldn't can you show the method please
by using 1+sinh2x\sqrt{1+\sinh^2 x}

you get the first equation from:
coshX - 3sinhY = 0

to:
1+sinh2x=3sinhy\sqrt{1+\sinh^2 x} = 3sinhy

Then you can work it so that you make sinh2xsinh^2x the subject.

Re-arrange the 2nd equation so you can make sinhx the subject. Substitute. Finally use the Sinh2x+Cosh2x=1 Sinh^2x + Cosh^2x = 1 to get rid of the squared functions. Use the log equations to work out their values.
Fellas1990
by using 1+sinh2x\sqrt{1+\sinh^2 x}

you get the first equation from:
coshX - 3sinhY = 0

to:
1+sinh2x=3sinhy\sqrt{1+\sinh^2 x} = 3sinhy

Then you can work it so that you make sinh2xsinh^2x the subject.

Re-arrange the 2nd equation so you can make sinhx the subject. Substitute. Finally use the Sinh2x+Cosh2x=1 Sinh^2x + Cosh^2x = 1 to get rid of the squared functions. Use the log equations to work out their values.

i will give it another try thanks
How do we make sinh^2x the subject?