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snowflake0531:

more healp please

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we picking from one of these

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snowflake0531:

Oh the half angle one for sine?

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ye, I like this one

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snowflake0531:

they're adding tho, not multiplying?

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so you're using critical thinking skills to figure out the x and y values x+y = 11/2 x-y = 7/2

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look at that formula right to left, hun

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we starting on the right side and we end up on the left

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formulas always work both ways

snowflake0531:

Oh so \[\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }[\sin11x+\sin7x] = \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }[\sin(9x+2x) + \sin(9x-2x)]\]

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umm not sure about taking the 1/2 out of the inside of the sine

snowflake0531:

1 and 9/2?

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@snowflake0531 wrote:
Oh so \[\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }[\sin11x+\sin7x] = \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }[\sin(9x+2x) + \sin(9x-2x)]\]
2 sin(9/2 theta) cos(theta) = sin( 9/2 theta + 1 theta ) + sin( 9/2 theta - 1 theta )

snowflake0531:

OH multiply 2 on both sides ohhhhh

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magic

snowflake0531:

oh, i got it now xdd thanks so muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh <3

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