Cosa cos 2a cos 2^2a ... cos 2^(n-1)a=sin 2^na/2^n sina
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Multiply and divide the given equation with 2sinA
(2sinA cosA* cos2A*.....)/2sinA
now 2sinA cosA = sin2A , Replacing it in the equation
(sin2A* cos2A* cos4A* cos8A.....)/2sinA
Multiply and divide by 2
(2 sin2A cos2A* cos4A* cos8A......)/4sinA
2 sin2A cos2A = sin4A , Replacing it in the equation
Repeating this step n times we get
cosA* cos2A* cos4A* cos8A ...... cos2(n-1)A = sin 2nA / 2n sinA
(2sinA cosA* cos2A*.....)/2sinA
now 2sinA cosA = sin2A , Replacing it in the equation
(sin2A* cos2A* cos4A* cos8A.....)/2sinA
Multiply and divide by 2
(2 sin2A cos2A* cos4A* cos8A......)/4sinA
2 sin2A cos2A = sin4A , Replacing it in the equation
Repeating this step n times we get
cosA* cos2A* cos4A* cos8A ...... cos2(n-1)A = sin 2nA / 2n sinA
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