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sin theta+cos theta square​

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Answered by kollavinod38
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Answered by arnav82009gmailcom
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The two identities labeled a') -- "a-prime" -- are simply different versions of a). The first shows how we can express sin θ in terms of cos θ; the second shows how we can express cos θ in terms of sin θ. Note: sin2θ -- "sine squared theta" -- means (sin θ)2

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