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The Six Compound Angle Identities
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rcos() form
Adding a sine and a cosine will generate a cosine curve. This will have a larger amplitude than the original and is out of phase with it.
Writing the expression as rcos(θ - α), 'r' amplitude 'α' no. degrees phase difference(to the right)
Thus expressions of the form:
can be rewritten as
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