Monday, 18 January 2016

trigonometry - Proving the identity: sin3x+sinx=2sin2xcosx




I need some help proving this identity:



sin3x+sinx=2sin2xcosx



I don't know where to start. I thought about expanding sin3x into sin(2x+x) but I don't think that does me any good. Any hints would be appreciated.



Thanks!


Answer



Consider sin(2x+x) and sin(2xx).


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