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Write the expression as the sine, cosine, or tangent of an angle. cos 96° cos 15° + sin 96° sin 15°
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Take a look at the sum identities
cos(x-y)=cos x coy y +sin x sin y?
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Yup
I cant understand how to plug that in though...
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Your expression is the same as the identity you just posted cos x coy y +sin x sin y = cos(x-y) Substiutute for x and y
well thats what I mean, what is the x and y? cos x and sin x?
cos x cos y +sin x sin y cos 96° cos 15° + sin 96° sin 15°
cos(x-y) cos(96-15) cos (81)?
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Yes that's correct. Don't forget the degree symbol
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