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Please help! Simplify the expression using a double angle formula and or half angle formula. Sin2*\1+cos2* (* means degrees)
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this may help for reference if you want to save it...
are those sin^2(angle) or sin(2*angle)
and is the [ 1 + cos2*] all in the denominator as a quantity, or is it just sin over 1, then plus cos
\(\bf \cfrac{sin^2(\theta)}{1+cos^2(\theta)}?\)
could see which combo comes out "nicer looking" since it is prolly a book prob.... nah
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Its sin 2 degrees (not squared) over 1+ cos 2 degrees (not squared)
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