If I have $\sin(0.7x-47t+C)$ where do I carry my constant $C$? The same with my sum-to-product identities.
This problem is showing up for me because I'm studying mechanical waves at the moment.
I thank you in advance.
If I have $\sin(0.7x-47t+C)$ where do I carry my constant $C$? The same with my sum-to-product identities.
This problem is showing up for me because I'm studying mechanical waves at the moment.
I thank you in advance.
Hint: $\sin{(A+C-B)}=\sin{(A)}\cos{(C-B)}+\cos{(A)}\sin{(C-B)}$
Can you use the angle difference identities for sine and cosine from here?