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3 years ago

Find cos(20°)+2cos^2 (80°)help me pls.

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erik [133]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

2cos²(80°)=1+cos(2(80°))

From trigonometry identity that states: cos2θ=2cos²θ-1

And from that we have: 2cos²θ=1+cos2θ

which makes 2cos²(80°)=1+cos(2(80°))

=1+cos(160°)

From the quadrant table, cosine is negative on the second quadrant i.e.

cos(180°-θ)=-cosθ

Therefore, cos(160°)=cos(180°-20°)=-cos(20°)

Going back to the original question,

cos(20°)+2cos²(80°)=cos(20°)+1+cos(160°)

=cos(20°)+1+(-cos(20°))

=cos(20°)+1-cos(20°)

=cos(20°)-cos(20°)+1

=1.

Lorico [155]3 years ago

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Answer:

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Find cos(20°)+2cos^2 (80°)help me pls.​

Find cos(20°)+2cos^2 (80°)help me pls.