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SinA sinB = 1/2 * (cosA cosB + sinA sinB - cosA cosB + sinA sinB)

How do I get from this ^^ to

SinA sinB = 1/2 * (2 * sinA sinB)

Need someone who can explain how to do it plz!!

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Just work with what is inside the parenthesis

Also, move around the terms to help it make more sense:

(cosA cosB - cosA cosB + sinA sinB + sinA sinB)

As you can see, the 'cosA cosB' would cancel out through subtraction.

Now we have this:

(sinA sinB + sinA sinB)

This is just two sets of sinA sinB so it can be written as:

(2 * sinA sinB)

Simply place the values outside the parenthesis back there to get the answer

SinA sinB = 1/2 * (2 * sinA sinB)

Hope This Helps You!

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