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Having never learned this and now in the thick of it for a degree, I am struggling with the below. This is an example of an exercise we have been given and with a written exam coming up end of this year i do not want to go in without a good understanding. I am assuming this will be a CAST diagram.

Solve the following,

𝑠𝑖𝑛𝜗−𝑐𝑜𝑡^2𝜗=1, express your solution in degrees in the range –180°≤𝜗≤180°, and in radians in the range 0°≤𝜗≤2πrad.

Thanks
Original post by SJH91
Having never learned this and now in the thick of it for a degree, I am struggling with the below. This is an example of an exercise we have been given and with a written exam coming up end of this year i do not want to go in without a good understanding. I am assuming this will be a CAST diagram.

Solve the following,

𝑠𝑖𝑛𝜗−𝑐𝑜𝑡^2𝜗=1, express your solution in degrees in the range –180°≤𝜗≤180°, and in radians in the range 0°≤𝜗≤2πrad.

Thanks

Not really a CAST problem imho.

The first thing to do is to obtain an equivalent expression that involves only powers of sin@. Have you done that bit?

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