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I need to get from [tex]\cosh^2(v)-2\cos(u)\cosh(v) + 4\cos^2(\frac{u}{2})\sinh^2(\frac{v}{2}) + 1[/tex] to [tex](1+\cosh(v))(\cosh(v)-\cos(u))[/tex] using double angle formulae.
The double-angle formula for solving (1+cos(v))(cos(v)-cos(u)) is (1+cos(v))(cos(v)-cos(u)) = 2cos(v/2)^2-2cos(u/2)^2.
To use the double-angle formula, you can substitute cos(v) and cos(u) with their respective half-angle equivalents and then simplify the equation.
Yes, the double-angle formula can be used to solve for other trigonometric expressions such as (1+sin(v))(sin(v)-sin(u)), (1+tan(v))(tan(v)-tan(u)), and (1+cot(v))(cot(v)-cot(u)).
Yes, the double-angle formula is only applicable when dealing with angles between 0 and 90 degrees. Additionally, the formula may not work for certain values of u and v, so it is important to check for any restrictions before using it.
The double-angle formula can be useful in real-world applications such as physics, engineering, and geometry where trigonometric functions are used to model and solve problems. It allows for simplification of complex expressions and can help in finding solutions to various equations.