V vivekjain0908 New Member Joined Mar 15, 2022 Messages 23 Gender Undisclosed HSC 2022 Mar 23, 2022 #1 with part 3 ik we use part ii cube it but idk y im not getting it, can someone1 explain how they wud do it
with part 3 ik we use part ii cube it but idk y im not getting it, can someone1 explain how they wud do it
E ExtremelyBoredUser Bored Uni Student Joined Jan 11, 2021 Messages 2,479 Location m Gender Male HSC 2022 Mar 23, 2022 #2 Just used the binomial expansion for cubes. ( (e^ix)^3 + 3(e^ix)^2 * (e^-ix) + 3(e^ix) * (e^-ix)^2 (-1)^2 + (-1)^3 * (e^-ix)^3 ) and simplify using index laws: (e^i3x - (3)(e^i2x*e^-ix) + (3)(e^ix)(e^-i2x) - e^-i3x) Attachments 20220323_222822.jpg 3 MB Views: 10
Just used the binomial expansion for cubes. ( (e^ix)^3 + 3(e^ix)^2 * (e^-ix) + 3(e^ix) * (e^-ix)^2 (-1)^2 + (-1)^3 * (e^-ix)^3 ) and simplify using index laws: (e^i3x - (3)(e^i2x*e^-ix) + (3)(e^ix)(e^-i2x) - e^-i3x)
V vivekjain0908 New Member Joined Mar 15, 2022 Messages 23 Gender Undisclosed HSC 2022 Mar 24, 2022 #3 ExtremelyBoredUser said: Just used the binomial expansion for cubes. ( (e^ix)^3 + 3(e^ix)^2 * (e^-ix) + 3(e^ix) * (e^-ix)^2 (-1)^2 + (-1)^3 * (e^-ix)^3 ) and simplify using index laws: (e^i3x - (3)(e^i2x*e^-ix) + (3)(e^ix)(e^-i2x) - e^-i3x) Click to expand... ah makes sense thx
ExtremelyBoredUser said: Just used the binomial expansion for cubes. ( (e^ix)^3 + 3(e^ix)^2 * (e^-ix) + 3(e^ix) * (e^-ix)^2 (-1)^2 + (-1)^3 * (e^-ix)^3 ) and simplify using index laws: (e^i3x - (3)(e^i2x*e^-ix) + (3)(e^ix)(e^-i2x) - e^-i3x) Click to expand... ah makes sense thx