prove that cos(x+y) cos(x-y) =cos^x-sin^y
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cos(x+y) cos(x-y)
(cosx•cosy-sinx•siny)(cosx•cosy+sinx•siny)
(a+b)(a-b)
a²-b²
so,
(cosx•cosy)²-(sinx•siny)²
cos²x•cos²y-sin²x•sin²y
cos²x•(1-sin²y)-(1-cos²x)sin²y
cos²x-cos²x•sin²y-sin²y+sin²y•cos²x
cos²x-sin²y-cos²x•sin²y+cos²x•sin²y
cos²x-sin²y
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