Sunday, June 30, 2013

Find the resonance of waves if the function that describe the wave length is f(x)f(x)=sinxcosx

To study the resonance of waves, we'll just have to
calculate the indefinite integral of the given
function:


f(x) =
(sinx)*(cosx)


Int (sinx)*(cosx)
dx


We'll use substitution
technique:


sin x = t


We'll 
differentiate:


cos x dx =
dt


We'll re-write the function in the variable
t:


Int t dt = t^2/2 + C


But t
= sin x, so


The system is in resonance if and only
if:


Int (sinx)*(cosx) dx = (sinx)^2/2 +
C

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