What is ((cos^2(t)))*(-sin(t)+cos(t)) ?

The solution to ((cos^2(t)))*(-sin(t)+cos(t)) is cos^2(t)(-sin(t)+cos(t))

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simplify ((cos^2(t)))*(-sin(t)+cos(t))

simplify

((cos^{2} (t))) \cdot (- sin (t) + cos (t))

cos^{2} (t) (- sin (t) + cos (t))

Solution steps

((cos^{2} (t))) (- sin (t) + cos (t))

Apply rule:

(a) = a

((cos^{2} (t))) = (cos^{2} (t))

= cos^{2} (t) (- sin (t) + cos (t))

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What is ((cos^2(t)))*(-sin(t)+cos(t)) ?
The solution to ((cos^2(t)))*(-sin(t)+cos(t)) is cos^2(t)(-sin(t)+cos(t))