
Jack H.
asked 04/16/21How do I show work for this
-4sin3x + 3sinx
I know the final answer is sin(3x) but I'm not sure how to show how to get there
1 Expert Answer

John M. answered 04/16/21
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Sin(3x) = -4Sin3(x) + 3Sin(x)
Sin(x + 2x) Sin(x)Cos(2x) + Cos(x)Sin(2x) from Sin(a+b) = Sin(a)Cos(b) + Cos(a)Sin(b)
and Cos(2a) = 1 - 2Sin2(a)
and Sin(2a) = 2Sin(a)Cos(a)
then Sin(x)[1-2Sin2(x)] + Cos(x)[2Sin(x)Cos(x)]
Sin(x) - 2Sin3(x) + 2Sin(x)Cos2(x)
and Cos2(a) = 1 - Sin2(a)
then Sin(x)[1-2Sin2(x) + 2 - 2Sin2(x)]
so Sin(x)[ 1-4Sin2(x) + 2) = Sin(x)( 3 - 4Sin2(x)] = Sin(x)[3-4Sin2(x)] = 3Sin(x) - 4Sin2(x)] = Sin(3X) !!!!!
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Mark M.
What's the question? You present only a binomial.04/16/21