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Is there any way to solve a system of equations with C and D as constants and x and y as variables sinx plus cozy - C equals 0 cosx plus siny - D equals 0?
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Answered 2010-03-25 01:47:56
To clarfiy, is there anyway I can solve a system of equations such as:
Asin(x) + Bcos(y) - D = 0
Bcos(x) + Asin(y) - C = 0
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