Question #21409

find that sin(b+c)sin(b-c)=?

Expert's answer

Conditions

find that sin(b+c)sin(bc)=?\sin(b+c)\sin(b-c)=?

Solution

Consider:


sin(b+c)sin(bc)\sin(b + c)\sin(b - c)


As we know:


cosαcosβ=2sinα+β2sinαβ2\cos \alpha - \cos \beta = -2 \sin \frac{\alpha + \beta}{2} \sin \frac{\alpha - \beta}{2}


That's why


sin(b+c)sin(bc)=cos2bcos2c2\sin(b + c)\sin(b - c) = -\frac{\cos 2b - \cos 2c}{2}

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