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At x= pi/4 , find the product (sin4x)(cos5x)

At x= pi/4 , find the product (sin4x)(cos5x)
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At x= pi/4 , find the product (sin4x)(cos5x)

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User Ppapapetrou
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Answer:

  • zero

Explanation:

x= π/4

  • sin(4x)*cos(5x) =
  • sin(4*π/4)*cos (5*π/4) =
  • sin(π)*cos(5π/4)

sin(π) = 0, therefore the product is also zero

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