sin^2(z)=3cos^2(x)

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Solution for sin^2(z)=3cos^2(x) equation:


Simplifying
sin2(z) = 3cos2(x)

Multiply in2s * z
in2sz = 3cos2(x)

Multiply cos2 * x
in2sz = 3cos2x

Solving
in2sz = 3cos2x

Solving for variable 'i'.

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

Divide each side by 'n2sz'.
i = 3cn-2osxz-1

Simplifying
i = 3cn-2osxz-1

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