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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
nvm :$- soccertev
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
why is sinA on the denominator positive, from what i understand sin((2A-4A)/2)= sin-A- soccertev
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
ok, one last question, so to bug the hell outta u, can you explain how the sin function akes it back to positive- soccertev
- Post #18
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
i'm pretty sure this gives me -tan3A, does it not?- soccertev
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
so how do i solve this then :S- soccertev
- Post #14
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
also, i think u made a mistake, in the cos- cos identity, isn't it = -2sin((a+b)/2)...- soccertev
- Post #12
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
chaos2009, how did they derive the product and sum formulas from the addition formulas?- soccertev
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
actually i didn't use the product sum i used what i was told to use up a few posts- soccertev
- Post #9
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
Latex is very confusing for me, so sorry... ok well I'm at sin2AcosA + cos2AsinA / cos2AcosA - sin2AsinA i manipulated tan3A using the sum product identity- soccertev
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
ok so now I'm stuck on 2sinAcosA+cos^2A-Sin^2ASinA / cos^2A-Sin^2AcosA+2sinAcosAsinA- soccertev
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
I honestly, don't understand what your doing here?- soccertev
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How to Prove a Difficult Trig Identity?
Homework Statement I need help proving this identitiy. ...cos2A-cos4A tan3A = -------------- or tan3A = cos2A-cos4A/sin4A-sin2A ....sin4A-sin2A there both the same, just different way of writing it. please help! :) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I honestly...- soccertev
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