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Homework Statement
Prove that sin6 + cos6 = 1 - 3sin2cos2
Homework Equations
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The Attempt at a Solution
I tried to convert those all in terms of sine and cosine only but it didn't work.
acen_gr said:Homework Statement
Prove that sin6 + cos6 = 1 - 3sin2cos2
Homework Equations
(1)
The Attempt at a Solution
I tried to convert those all in terms of sine and cosine only but it didn't work.
Every step is mathematically equivalent to its preceding step (so you haven't broken any rules) so yes, it's rightacen_gr said:This is my work. Is this right?
I'd also skip this line altogether (unless it's to help you to personally keep track of things and not get confused), but if not, you should just go ahead and factorize straight away:acen_gr said:1 - 3cos2x + 3(cos2x)(cos2x) = RHS
Also this last line is unnecessary, but there's no harm done if you feel like doing it.acen_gr said:1 - 3cos2x(sin2x) = RHS
1 - 3cos2xsin2x = 1 - 3sin2xcos2x
acen_gr said:Thank you!:) Now I know why my teachers hate my solutions :P I'll take note of everything you've said. God bless! Hope you could help more people like me:) I'm starting to love this forum! :D