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(cosx + i.sinx)³ = cos³x + – – i.sin³x (Equation 1)
So, cos3x = cos³x–
It is customary to state cos3x, 4x etc as a function of cosx. Using the common trigonometric identity
As one sample, take the circumstance of x = / 4 (or 45):
(cosx)^4 + + + + (i.si
= 1, which is equal to sin(π/2) as expected.
cos3x = real part of
(cosx + i.sinx)^4 =
(cos³x + – – i.sin³x)
(cosx + i.sinx)³ = cos³x + 3. + + (i.sinx)³
a + i.b = c + i.d, then
De Moivre’s Theorem For cos4x and sin4x
De Moivre’s Theorem For cos3x and sin3x
cos(π / 4) = 0.7071, so cos(3π / 4)
It is often general to express this in terms of sinx, so
The following treads are used [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], without beyond explanation, for these have been narrated yet for cos3x and sin3x:
Eliminate cosx terms in the statement as sin4x where possible
(cosx + i.sinx)^4 = cos4x + i.sin4x,
sin3x = 3.(1 – sin²x). sinx – sin³x
a = c, and b = d.
Expand the power term using the Binomial Theorem to obtain the overall expression
Set sin4x equal to the imaginary part of the expression
Eliminate sinx terms in the expression for cos4x where possible
The Binomial Theorem may be used to distend the left hand side:
To find the formula for sin3x, Equation 1 is used:
sin(π/6) = 0.5, and sin³(π/6) = 0.125,
Gather real and imaginary terms
so sin(3×π/6) = sin(π/2)
Set cos4x equal to the real part of the expression
This is equal to cos(3 / 4) as expected.
where i = √(-1)
= – sin³x
= cos³x – 3.cosx + 3.cos³x
Noting that if two complex mathematics are alike, then the real parts of those numbers must be the same, and the complex ("fantastic") parts of those numbers are the same.
Read on
Trigonometric Identity Advanced Example
Trigonometric Identities Lesson and Manipulating Trig Functions
Trigonometry Sin(a+b) Cos(a+b) Sin(a)+Sin(b) Cos(a)+Cos(b)
if
With this in mind, it must follow that
Verifying this with x = / 6 (alternatively 30)
sin²x + cos²x = 1, and restating it as
cos³x–
= cos³x – 3. cosx (1 – cos²x)
where i = √(-1)
= 3.sinx – 4.sin³x
(cosx + i.sinx)^3 = cos³x + – – i.sin³x (Equation 1)
State De Moivre’s Theorem
(cosx + i.sinx)^3 = cos3x + i.sin3x,
= 3×0.5 – 4×0.125
= 1.5 – 0.5
sin3x = imaginary part of (cos³x + – – i.sin³x)
= -0.7071
sin²x = 1 - cos²x, then cos3x becomes
This article explains in detail how De Moivre's Theorem may be accustom to detect the cosine and sine of 3x and 4x. Formulas for cos2x and sin2x are derived in the article "De Moivres Theorem Description With Examples and Application". Note that cos²x method the square of the cosine of x, (cosx)². Fig 1 and Fig 2 show how to find cos5x and sin5x using De Moivre's Theorem respectively.
= 3.sinx – 3.sin³x – sin³x
= 4.cos³x – 3.cosx
= -
= 4×0.3536 – 3×0.7071
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