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Prove the trig identity sinx(tanx*cosx-cotx*cosx)=1-2cos^2x.
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sinx*cosx(tanx-cotx)=1-2cos^2x sinx*cosx(sinx/cosx-cosx/sinx)=1-2cos^2x sinx*cosx[sin^2x/(cosx*sinx)-cos^2x/(sinx*cosx)]=1-2cos^2x sinx*cosx[(sin^2x-cos^2x)/(sinx*cosx)]=1-2cos^2x sin^2x-cos^2x=1-2cos^2x
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No, then I kinda got stuck there.
Did I get something wrong in the process?
replace sin^2x with 1-cos^2x on the left side and you'll be done.
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Oh... I can't believe I didn't realize that... looks like I need to go back to familiarizing my fundamental trig identities. Thanks!
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