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write in terms of sine only : 5(sin2x-cos2x)
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Trig identity!
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Let me look it up on Google.
A pair of commonly memorized trig identities are sin(2x) = 2sinxcosx cos(2x) = 1 - 2sin^2(x) One of them might be useful
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Do you know substitution by equality?
yeah of course
but what are we substituting ?
Your question asks for everything in terms of sine right?
So substitute everything that has cosine by something that has sine but that are of course equal as well.
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ok but 2sinxcosx is one term
You should not substitute that ones once it will still give you a cosine.
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