Deriving expressions using double angle formula?

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How do I use the double angle identity in order to derive this expression: cos6(u)?
 
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I am assuming you mean:

$$\cos^6(u)$$

However, I'm not sure what you mean by deriving it. Can you post the question in its entirety?
 

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