I've got two problems that I'm not sure what to do on.
arcsin x = arccos ( 3/5) - arcsin ( 4/5)
and
Suppose that sin x = 5 cos x. Find sin x * cos x.
On the first I thought it would be something like:
x = cos( arccos(3/5) - arcsin( 4/5))
But I don't know what to do with that.
Thanks for any help.
EDIT: Ok, I just figured out the first one. I forgot about cosine sum identity. I still can't get the second though.
arcsin x = arccos ( 3/5) - arcsin ( 4/5)
and
Suppose that sin x = 5 cos x. Find sin x * cos x.
On the first I thought it would be something like:
x = cos( arccos(3/5) - arcsin( 4/5))
But I don't know what to do with that.
Thanks for any help.
EDIT: Ok, I just figured out the first one. I forgot about cosine sum identity. I still can't get the second though.