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Can somebody explain to me how 4sin2θ = (sinθ)^2 become 8sinθcosθ = (sinθ)^2 ?
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recall sin (2A) = 2sinAcosA
so 4sin2θ
= 4(2sinθ cosθ)
= .....
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