# Math Help - Antidfferentiation Of trigonometry functions

1. ## Antidfferentiation Of trigonometry functions

antidifferentiate sin(3x-pi/4) :using a pen and paper, I got (-1/3)cos(3x-pi/4) + c. I also tried it on ti-89 titanium and I got an answer that i think is incorrect.Here is a screen shot: so my question is, can we say the ti 89 answer is also correct?

2. Yes, you are both correct. Just in different forms.

You should know that $cos(x-\frac{\pi}{4})=sin(x+\frac{\pi}{4})$

3. Originally Posted by galactus
Yes, you are both correct. Just in different forms.

You should know that $cos(x-\frac{\pi}{4})=sin(x+\frac{\pi}{4})$
Well I would say that the calculator is wrong or rather incomplete as it has dropped the arbitary constant, but this appears to be a common feature of some CAS's

RonL

4. Originally Posted by CaptainBlack
Well I would say that the calculator is wrong or rather incomplete as it has dropped the arbitary constant, but this appears to be a common feature of some CAS's

RonL
You can make the constant appear:

--Chris

5. I want to thank you all guys for your great contributions.It's much appreciated.