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Use DeMoivre's formula together with the binomial formula to derive the following identities: (b) sin 4 heta = 4cos^3 heta sin heta - 4cos heta sin^3 heta

          Use DeMoivre's formula together with the binomial formula to derive the following identities:
(b) sin 4	heta = 4cos^3	heta sin 	heta - 4cos 	heta sin^3	heta
        

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Use DeMoivre's formula together with the binomial formula to derive the following identities: (b) sin 4 heta = 4cos^3 heta sin heta - 4cos heta sin^3 heta
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00:03 Okay, we have the complex number two times the cosine of 40 degrees plus i sign of 40 degrees, and we are raising that to the third power using dim over raised theorem.
00:15 So when we're doing that, the power gets applied to our modulus, to the radius.
00:20 So we're going to have two to the third power.
00:22 And then the angle arguments don't get raised to the third power.
00:27 They get multiplied by the three.
00:30 So we're going to have new angles of three times 40 degrees...
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