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Using de Moivre’s theorem, express cos 6θ and sin 6θ in powers of cos θ and sin θ. Do i have to use binomial expansion??
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Using de Moivre’s theorem, express cos 6θ and sin 6θ in powers of cos θ and sin θ. Do i have to use binomial expansion??
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I'm pretty sure you do have to use binomial expansion.
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