Chapter 12: Q5P (page 584)
Substitute the Pl(x), you found in Problems 4.3 or 5.3 into equation (10.6)to find Plmthen let x=cosθto evaluate:
P41(cosθ)
Short Answer
The value of P41(cosθ) is found to be 1./2 (sinθ) (35 cos3θ -15 cosθ).
Chapter 12: Q5P (page 584)
Substitute the Pl(x), you found in Problems 4.3 or 5.3 into equation (10.6)to find Plmthen let x=cosθto evaluate:
P41(cosθ)
The value of P41(cosθ) is found to be 1./2 (sinθ) (35 cos3θ -15 cosθ).
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