Exercise 2.7 · Q5
Q.If , show that
(i) and
(ii) .
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →Writing each cosine/sine pair as a point on the unit circle via turns the two given real conditions into one complex condition ; the standard algebraic identity for then produces both trig identities at once by comparing real and imaginary parts.
Step 1. Introduce the complex numbers .
By hypothesis both the real part and the imaginary part are , so
Step 2. Recall the algebraic identity for three numbers summing to zero. For any ,
Since , the right side vanishes, so
Step 3. Compute using de Moivre's theorem.
Step 4. Compute using the product rule for arguments.
Step 5. Substitute into . …
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