Sunday, 17 August 2014

trigonometry - Trigonometric Identities Like $A sin(x) + B cos(y) = cdots$

Are there any identities for trigonometric equations of the form:



$$A\sin(x) + B\sin(y) = \cdots$$
$$A\sin(x) + B\cos(y) = \cdots$$
$$A\cos(x) + B\cos(y) = \cdots$$



I can't find any mention of them anywhere, maybe there is a good reason why there aren't identities for these? Thanks!

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