
My book somehow got from those top two equations in the picture and solved for v'2(t) + v'1(t). I don't see how they did this? Can anyone see the trick for this type of problem?

My book somehow got from those top two equations in the picture and solved for v'2(t) + v'1(t). I don't see how they did this? Can anyone see the trick for this type of problem?
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Multiply the top equation by $\sin{t}$ and the bottom equation by $\cos{t}$. Add.