To begin evaluating | sin*xcos xdx conveniently , express: A) None B sin*x as (sin?x)²and use the Half - Angle Formula sin²x=÷(1- sin sin*x as (sin?x)2and use the identity sin?x=1- cos?x (D cos x as (cos?x)²cosx and use the identity cos²x=1- sin²x cos x as (cos?x)?cosx and use the Half – Angle Formula cos²x=-(1+cos2x) 2

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Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry
Section7.3: The Addition And Subtraction Formulas
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To begin evaluating | sin*xcos xdx conveniently , express:
S.
A None
B
sintx as (sin?x)?and use the Half – Angle Formula sin?x=-(1- sin²2x)
2
sin*x as (sin²x)²and use the identity sin²x=1- cos?x
D)
cos x as
(cos?x) ?cosx and use the identity cos?x=1- sin?x
E cos x as (cos?x)²cosx and use the Half – Angle Formula cos?x=
1+ cos2r)
Transcribed Image Text:To begin evaluating | sin*xcos xdx conveniently , express: S. A None B sintx as (sin?x)?and use the Half – Angle Formula sin?x=-(1- sin²2x) 2 sin*x as (sin²x)²and use the identity sin²x=1- cos?x D) cos x as (cos?x) ?cosx and use the identity cos?x=1- sin?x E cos x as (cos?x)²cosx and use the Half – Angle Formula cos?x= 1+ cos2r)
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