-60sin^2(t)+60cos^2(t)=0

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Solution for -60sin^2(t)+60cos^2(t)=0 equation: 


Simplifying
-60sin2(t) + 60cos2(t) = 0

Multiply in2s * t
-60in2st + 60cos2(t) = 0

Multiply cos2 * t
-60in2st + 60cos2t = 0

Reorder the terms:
60cos2t + -60in2st = 0

Solving
60cos2t + -60in2st = 0

Solving for variable 'c'.

Move all terms containing c to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '60in2st' to each side of the equation.
60cos2t + -60in2st + 60in2st = 0 + 60in2st

Combine like terms: -60in2st + 60in2st = 0
60cos2t + 0 = 0 + 60in2st
60cos2t = 0 + 60in2st
Remove the zero:
60cos2t = 60in2st

Divide each side by '60os2t'.
c = in2o-1s-1

Simplifying
c = in2o-1s-1

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