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  1. Aya99 5 months ago

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    1) To prove the first identity, it is easier to startfrom the right hand side.
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                      = =
    2) For this one, you should start from the right hand sidetoo.
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          &nb...
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    if you want the prove      use  sin2x+cos2x= 1
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    sin2x -sin2x cos2x =sin2x(1-cos2x)=sin2x(1-(1-sin2x) =sin2x ( 1-1 +sin2x) = sin2xsin2x= sin4x
     
    2/ cosx cos2x -sinx sin2x =cos(1-sin2x ) - sinx (1-cos2x)  =    cosx - cosx sin2x - sinx...
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    I don't know how to do them
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    what is your question
 
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