
Aim I.
asked 01/26/18Convert products to sum or difference
a) 2sinα•cos2α
b) 2cos3α•cos2α
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Bobosharif S. answered 01/26/18
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PhD in Math, MS's in Calulus
We can use this formula
sin(x)cos(y)= 1/2 [sin(x+y)+sin(x−y)]
a) 2sin(α)•cos(2α)= 2*(1/2)[sin(α+2α)+sin(α-2α)] =sin(3α)-sin(α).
[ Note that sin(-x)=-sin(x)]
b)Here we use
cos(x)cos(y)= 1/2 [cos(x−y)+cos(x+y)]
2cos3α•cos2α=2(1/2)[cos(3α-2α)+cos(3α+2α)]=cos(α)+cos(5α).
Aim I.
Thanks a lot , they were quite easy once i figured how to use the formulas .
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