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    This document contains formulas for trigonometric identities involving sums and differences of angles. It includes identities for tan(α ± β) in terms of sin(α ± β) and cos(α ∓ β). It also contains the formulas for sin(2x), cos(2x - α), and tan(α + β) in terms of sin and cos. The document provides an example of using the identities to simplify the expression cos(150° - 45°).

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    This document contains formulas for trigonometric identities involving sums and differences of angles. It includes identities for tan(α ± β) in terms of sin(α ± β) and cos(α ∓ β). It also contains the formulas for sin(2x), cos(2x - α), and tan(α + β) in terms of sin and cos. The document provides an example of using the identities to simplify the expression cos(150° - 45°).

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    Tanα

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    Jimmy Quiroz
    This document contains formulas for trigonometric identities involving sums and differences of angles. It includes identities for tan(α ± β) in terms of sin(α ± β) and cos(α ∓ β). It also contains the formulas for sin(2x), cos(2x - α), and tan(α + β) in terms of sin and cos. The document provides an example of using the identities to simplify the expression cos(150° - 45°).

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    tan ( α ± β )=¿

    Sen ( α ± β )
    cos ( α ∓ β )

    Sen ( α ± β ) =Sen ( α ) cos ( β ) ± cos ( α ) Sen( β )


    cos ( α ∓ β ) =cos ( α ) cos ( β ) ∓Sen ( α ) Sen( β)
    Sen (2 x )=2 Sen ( x ) cos(x )

    cos ( 2 x )=cos 2 ( 2 x )−Sen 2 (2 x )

    cos ( 150 °−45 ° )=cos ( 150 ° ) cos ( 45 ° )−Sen ( 150° ) Sen ( 45° )

    cos ( 150 °−45 ° )= ( −2√ 3 )( √22 )+( 12 )( √22 )


    −√ 3 √ 2 √ 2
    cos ( 150 °−45 ° )= +
    4 4

    cos ( 150 °−45 ° )=


    √2−√ 6
    4

    tan ( 45+30 )=¿

    tan ( 45 ) + tan(30)

    1−tan ( 45 ) tan (30)

    1+
    √3
    3
    1−(1) ( √33 )

    3+ √ 3
    3
    3−√ 3
    3

    2+ √ 3
    4 ds ∙ jkfjkf
    Sen (3 x )=3 Sen ( x ) −4 Sen(x )
    cos ( 3 x )=4 cos ( x )−3 cos ( x)

    https://www.neurochispas.com/wiki/identidades-de-angulos-dobles/

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