#Please help me im genuinly so stuck on this type of question

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tired dew
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umm

fallow shell
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tired dew
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u could simplify by multiplying cos^2 x on both sides

fallow shell
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Our teacher said to just focus on one side

tired dew
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hmm

fallow shell
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Maybe thats wrong thi

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My teacher isnt always right as im learning now

tired dew
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well i cd send the ppr solution for better understanding

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?

fallow shell
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What

tired dew
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ahh nvm

fallow shell
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U want me to send mark scheme?

tired dew
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no

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i meant i will send it written on a ppr

fallow shell
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Alr thx

tired dew
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a pic of the solution

fallow shell
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Ill retry it now but i dont think i can do it atm

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Wait nvm i solved it after using mark scheme to help

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Turns out u just have ti to turn the cos into sin by rearranfing

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Sin sqr + cos sqr is 1

tired dew
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Tru

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Or u cd have used both sides

fallow shell
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yea ig