The absolute values is T₁, x T. = = Vr¹ cos² usinv + r¹ sin² usin¹ v + r¹ cos² v sin² v r²(cos² u + sin² u) sin¹ v + cos² u sin² v r²(cos² u + sin² u) sin² v ² sin v.
The absolute values is T₁, x T. = = Vr¹ cos² usinv + r¹ sin² usin¹ v + r¹ cos² v sin² v r²(cos² u + sin² u) sin¹ v + cos² u sin² v r²(cos² u + sin² u) sin² v ² sin v.
Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions
Section6.1: Angles
Problem 18E
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