Chapter 3: Q14E (page 189)
Prove the identity\(\frac{{{1 + tanhx}}}{{{1 - tanhx}}}{ = }{{e}^{{2x}}}\).
Short Answer
The identity \(\frac{{1 + \tanh x}}{{1 - \tanh x}} = {e^{2x}}\) is proved.
Chapter 3: Q14E (page 189)
Prove the identity\(\frac{{{1 + tanhx}}}{{{1 - tanhx}}}{ = }{{e}^{{2x}}}\).
The identity \(\frac{{1 + \tanh x}}{{1 - \tanh x}} = {e^{2x}}\) is proved.
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(a) To show any function of the form \(y = Asinhmx + Bcoshmx\) satisfies the differential equation\({y^{\prime \prime }} = {m^2}y\).
(b) To determine the function \(y = y(x)\).
To determine the value of \(\mathop {\lim }\limits_{x \to m} \tanh x\) by using definitions of hyperbolic functions.
(a) To determine the numerical value of given expression.
(b) To determine the numerical value of given expression.
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