Sunday, November 8, 2015

Change the sum sin(a) +1 in a product?

To change the sum into a product, the given expression has
to have 2 like trigonometric functions. 


Since we have
already the term sin a, we'll write the value 1 as sin
pi/2.


We'll re-write the
expression:


sin a + sin
p/2


To change the sum into a product we'll apply the
formula:


sin a + sin b =
2sin[(a+b)/2]cos[(a-b)/2]


We'll let a = a and b =
pi/2:


sin a + sin pi/2 =
2sin[(2a+pi)/4]cos[(2a-pi)/4]


sin a + sin pi/2 = 2sin[(a/2
+ pi/4)]cos[(a/2 -pi/4)]


sin a + 1 =
2sin[(a/2 + pi/4)]cos[(a/2 -pi/4)]

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