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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Please help If v= Vpsinwt i= Ipsin(wt-Ɵ) prove: p = 1/2 Vp Ip cos Ɵ - 1/2 Vp Ip cos (2wt-Ɵ)

OpenStudy (irishboy123):

To do this you need to prove: \[\sin (wt) \sin(wt - ø) = \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }(\cosø - \cos (2wt - ø) \] this is nothing more than playing around with the various trig formulae. i'd start by breaking up the RHS as the cos (2wt - ø) looks somewhat contrived. RHS becomes: \[\frac{ 1 }{2 } ( \cos ø - \cos(2wt) \cosø - \sin (2wt) \sin ø ) = \] \[\frac {1}{2} ( \cosø • 2 \sin^{2}wt - 2 \sin(wt) \cos(wt) \sin(ø) )\] \[= \sin(wt) (\cos ø \sin(wt) - \sinø \cos(wt) )\] all that is left is to expand the sin (wt - ø) on the LHS -- I will leave you to do that --- and you will see that LHS = RHS.

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