1+cos2A/sin2A = 2cos2A
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Well we know that for two angles A,B it holds that
cos(A+B)=cosAcosB−sinA⋅sinB
hence for A=B you get
cos(2A)=cos2A−sin2A
But sin2A=1−cos2A
hence
cos(2A)=cos2A−(1−cos2A)=2cos2A−1
cos(A+B)=cosAcosB−sinA⋅sinB
hence for A=B you get
cos(2A)=cos2A−sin2A
But sin2A=1−cos2A
hence
cos(2A)=cos2A−(1−cos2A)=2cos2A−1
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