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How to complete the identity of sin(a +B) +sin(a -B)?

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How to complete the identity of sin(a +B) +sin(a -B)?

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  1. sin(a+B)+sin(a-B)=

    2sin[(1/2)(a+B+a-B)]*

    cos[(1/2)(a+B-(a-B))]=

    2sinacosB


  2. Get a good math book or just go to goggle and type in Sin(a+b)

    then type in Sin(a-b) you will be amazed at what turns up.  Just like ole Bilbo said, you put one foot in front of the other and you never know where you might end up.


  3. sin(a+B)=sin(a)cos(B)+cos(a)sin(B)

    sin(a-B)=sin(a)cos(B)-cos(a)sin(B)

    add:

    sin(a +B) +sin(a -B)= 2 sin(a) cos(B)

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