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Example Question #621 : Trigonometry
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The sum of sines is given by the formula .
Example Question #622 : Trigonometry
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The difference of sines is given by the formula .
Example Question #623 : Trigonometry
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The sum of cosines is given by the formula .
Example Question #624 : Trigonometry
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The difference of cosines is given by the formula .
Example Question #625 : Trigonometry
Which of the following correctly demonstrates the compound angle formula?
The compound angle formula for sines states that .
Example Question #626 : Trigonometry
Which of the following correctly demonstrates the compound angle formula?
The compound angle formula for cosines states that .
Example Question #7 : Sum, Difference, And Product Identities
Simplify by applying the compound angle formula:
Using the compound angle formula, we can rewrite each half of the non-coefficient terms in the given expression. Given that and
, substitution yields the following:
This is the formula for the product of sine and cosine, .
Example Question #7 : Complete A Proof Using Sums, Differences, Or Products Of Sines And Cosines
Simplify by applying the compound angle formula:
Using the compound angle formula, we can rewrite each half of the non-coefficient terms in the given expression. Given that and
, substitution yields the following:
This is the formula for the product of two cosines, .
Example Question #4 : Sum, Difference, And Product Identities
Using and the formula for the sum of two sines, rewrite the sum of cosine and sine:
Substitute for
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Apply the formula for the sum of two sines, :
Example Question #9 : Sum, Difference, And Product Identities
Using and the formula for the difference of two sines, rewrite the difference of cosine and sine:
Substitute for
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Apply the formula for the difference of two sines, .
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