(cos 5theta + i * sin 5theta)/((cos 3theta - i * sin 3theta) ^ 2) =
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Factor.
1−(cos5θcos3θ+sin5θsin3θ)
=2sin2θ
Note that
cos A cos B+sin A sinnB=cos(A−B) .
1−(cos(5θ−3θ))=2sin2θ
1−cos(2θ)=2sin2θ
Now use
cos(A+B)=cosAcosB−sin A sin B
(because cos2θ=cos(θ+θ)) to find
an expansion for cos(2θ) .
1−(cos2θ−sin2θ)=2sin2θ
1−cos2θ+sin2θ=2sin2θ
Now apply sin2x+cos2x=1. This implies that sin2x=1−cos2x .
sin2θ+sin2θ=2sin2θ
2sin2θ=2sin2θ
LHS=RHS
Since both sides are equal for all values of
θ
, this identity has been proved.
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