Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Pls help to prove cos^2(2θ)-cos^2(6θ)=sin4θ*sin8θ. Thanks


sin(4theta)*sin(8theta)


We can use

cos(A)cos(B) - sin(A)sin(B)
if
we subtact these two



-2sin(A)sin(B)


so if and we
get



-2sin(8theta)sin(4theta)

-2sin(4theta)sin(8theta)

2sin(4theta)sin(8theta)

sin(4theta)sin(8theta)



cos^2(6theta) = sin(4theta)sin(8theta) = 1/2 (cos(4theta) - cos(12theta))
use the double angle formula



1




1/2(2cos^2(2theta) - 1 - (2cos^2(6theta))




1/2(2cos^2(2theta) - 1 - 2cos^2(6theta) + 1)




1/2(2cos^2(2theta) - 2cos^2(6theta))



cos^2(6theta)


This was what we wanted to
prove...

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