Tyler P.

asked • 08/02/18

Use cos2x to derive sin^2(x) in terms of linear powers of common trig functions

i have no clue how to approach this problem, also not sure what it is even asking for.

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Tyler P.

Thank you for your answer, just out of curiosity's sake what would that look like if it were to be expanded?
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08/02/18

Paul M.

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Well, the Taylor expansion of cos is: cos x = 1 - x2/2 + x4/24 - x2/720 +....
I would have to review the theory of power series to be sure you can just substitute 2x for x in the expansion.
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