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Note that \[\frac{\pi}{3}-\frac{\pi}{4}=\frac{\pi}{12}\]You need to use the angle difference formulas:\[\cos(\alpha-\beta)=\cdots\]
cos π/12 = cos [(π/6) /2] use the double angle formula cos (π/6) = {cos [(π/6) /2] }^2 -1 (sqrt3) /2 = {cos [(π/6) /2] }^2 -1 [(sqrt3) /2]+1 = {cos [(π/6) /2] }^2 cos [(π/6) /2] = sqrt {[(sqrt3) /2]+1} Very messy ... sorry :(
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