How to prove that ,
Without using the definitions of these hyperbolic functions.
Prove the hyperbolic identities
Bắt đầu bởi Lim, 30-10-2005 - 02:41
#1
Đã gửi 30-10-2005 - 02:41
#2
Đã gửi 30-10-2005 - 10:17
I don't understand, if prove it without using the definitions of those functions then where we must start when any conceptions of maths were defined (!?)
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#3
Đã gửi 30-10-2005 - 14:39
Sorry if I made you confused .I don't understand, if prove it without using the definitions of those functions then where we must start when any conceptions of maths were defined (!?)
I meant , is there any way to prove that identity rather than substitute the numbers in, like
. Because when people first studied hyperbolic functions, that identity could not come directly . They must start from something, and came to this result .
I want to know, where did they start and how they got to this result . Did they start from the trigonometric function , because of the analogy of sin function (sin(a+b) = sinacosb + sinbcosa ) or something else ?
What I'm looking is a geometric proof .
You have any suggestion ?
#4
Đã gửi 17-11-2005 - 21:10
Yeah, I think we can use sin(a+b) identity to prove it.
As we know sinix = isinhx and cosix = coshx
Thus isinh(x+y) = sin[i(x+y)] = sin(ix + iy) = sin(ix)cos(iy) + sin(iy)cos(ix)
=> isinh(x+y) = isinhx.coshy + isinhy.coshx
=> QED
Ah, there is a problem with your question ... where's "y" gone?
As we know sinix = isinhx and cosix = coshx
Thus isinh(x+y) = sin[i(x+y)] = sin(ix + iy) = sin(ix)cos(iy) + sin(iy)cos(ix)
=> isinh(x+y) = isinhx.coshy + isinhy.coshx
=> QED
Ah, there is a problem with your question ... where's "y" gone?
#5
Đã gửi 18-11-2005 - 07:37
Hey,Yeah, I think we can use sin(a+b) identity to prove it.
As we know sinix = isinhx and cosix = coshx
Thus isinh(x+y) = sin[i(x+y)] = sin(ix + iy) = sin(ix)cos(iy) + sin(iy)cos(ix)
=> isinh(x+y) = isinhx.coshy + isinhy.coshx
=> QED
Ah, there is a problem with your question ... where's "y" gone?
How do you get "sinix = isinhx and cosix = coshx"" ?
#6
Đã gửi 18-11-2005 - 19:57
Actually it's from the definition of http://dientuvietnam...metex.cgi?sinhx and http://dientuvietnam...etex.cgi?e^{ix}
You know
and you will have the formulae I used
I assumed that you already knew those formulae, sorry.
Ofcourse to do this question, using sin(a+b) you must start from that, it's not a start from definition of sinhx, but from material that you can use since it has been proved.
You know
and you will have the formulae I used
I assumed that you already knew those formulae, sorry.
Ofcourse to do this question, using sin(a+b) you must start from that, it's not a start from definition of sinhx, but from material that you can use since it has been proved.
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