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prove that : cos64 + sin 64 * tan32 = 1
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cos64 = cos[2(32)] = cos^2 (32) - sin^2 (32) sin 64 = sin[2(32)] = 2sin32cos32 tan32 = sin32 / cos32 cos64 + sin 64 * tan32 = cos^2 (32) - sin^2 (32) + 2sin32cos32* sin32 / cos32 = cos^2 (32) - sin^2 (32) + 2sin^2 (32) =cos^2 (32) + sin^2 (32) =1
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