Prove that \(\displaystyle{\left({1}+{2}{\cos{{\frac{{{2}{x}}}{{{3}}}}}}\right)}{\sin{{\frac{{{x}}}{{{3}}}}}}={\sin{{x}}}\) for \(\displaystyle{x}\in{\mathbb{{{R}}}}\)

Alexis Alexander

Alexis Alexander

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2022-04-01

Prove that (1+2cos2x3)sinx3=sinx for xR

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kachnaemra

kachnaemra

Beginner2022-04-02Added 16 answers

hint use
2cos(a)sin(b)=
sin(a+b)sin(ab)
with a=2x3 and b=x3
Gia Edwards

Gia Edwards

Beginner2022-04-03Added 12 answers

Hints:
1+cos(2x3)=2cos2(x3)1+2cos(2x3)=cos(2x3)+2cos2(x3)
2cos(x3)sin(x3)=sin(2x3)

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