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Derive the double-angle identity for cos(2θ)\cos(2\theta)cos(2θ) in terms of cosθ\cos\thetacosθ. Provide a final expression involving only cosθ\cos\thetacosθ.
Express cos(2θ)\cos(2\theta)cos(2θ) using only sinθ\sin\thetasinθ.
Derive the identity for tan(2θ)\tan(2\theta)tan(2θ) in terms of tanθ\tan\thetatanθ only.
Derive the identity for sin(2θ)\sin(2\theta)sin(2θ) in terms of tanθ\tan\thetatanθ. Present the final expression as a function of tanθ\tan\thetatanθ.
Rewrite the product sinθcos(3θ)\sin\theta\cos(3\theta)sinθcos(3θ) as a sum of trigonometric functions using sum-to-product identities.
Using double-angle identities, derive an expression for sin(4θ)\sin(4\theta)sin(4θ) in terms of sinθ\sin\thetasinθ and cosθ\cos\thetacosθ.
Prove that cos(3θ)=4cos3θ−3cosθ.\cos(3\theta)=4\cos^3\theta-3\cos\theta.cos(3θ)=4cos3θ−3cosθ.
Express sin2θ cos2θ\sin^2\theta\,\cos^2\thetasin2θcos2θ in terms of cos(4θ)\cos(4\theta)cos(4θ) and constants.
Express cos(4θ)\cos(4\theta)cos(4θ) using only cosθ\cos\thetacosθ. Provide the simplified polynomial form in cosθ\cos\thetacosθ.
Express cos(4θ)\cos(4\theta)cos(4θ) using only sinθ\sin\thetasinθ. Simplify your result.
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