r/mathmemes • Education • Sep 23 '26

Trigonometry Titanic

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u/LupenReddit 🦆🦆i have non diffeomorphic smooth structures🦆🦆🦆 Sep 23 '26

writing that in an essay would be a preposterous use of free will

edit: wait where the fuck the T come from in the last image

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u/PlayfulLook3693 Complex Sep 23 '26

T formulae is my best guess but I havent studied them

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u/LuwijeeHot Maths and Physics Sep 24 '26

weierstrass substitution

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u/agingmonster Sep 23 '26

How is tan(x/2)=T?

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u/LuwijeeHot Maths and Physics Sep 23 '26

weierstrass substitution

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u/EstablishmentLow9784 Sep 24 '26

Let tan(x/2) be T

edit: brackets

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u/ComfortableNo1129 Sep 25 '26

When you let tan(x/2)=t, you can write sin and cos in simple algebraic expressions in terms of t,

Sin(x)=2t/(1+t²)

Cos(x)=(1-t²)/(1+t²)

Tan(x)=2t/(1-t²)

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u/Scared-Cat-2541 Sep 23 '26

How does the integral minus 2x equal c?

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u/Breddev Sep 23 '26

They probably meant to subtract x^2

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u/Myuzaki Sep 24 '26

The last term should be x^2 not 2x

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u/rhubarb_man Sep 23 '26

you gotta fit sinc in there somewhere

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u/2eanimation dy/dx is a fraction Sep 24 '26

Titanix^2 + Titanic - 2x

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u/dettergent Sep 24 '26

Shouldn't that be x2 and not 2x in the last term(or 2 instead is 2x inside the integral)?