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plug in pi/16 for x and see if it equals 0
so I would plug it in like this 2cos^(4*pi/16) ? or instead of pi 3.14?
\[2\cos ^{2}(4(\pi/16))-1\]
3.14 will also work instead of pi
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did you get an answer?
yeah, it came out as 0.2701511529340699
it should be 0
I used a scientific calculator
use the pi symbol instead of 3.14
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and make sure your calculator is in radian mode
I typed in this 2cos2(4(π/16))−1
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well i'm not sure, but i got 0 when i did the calculation which means the answer is true
ok, thank you
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no problem
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