Proving Sin 6x Cos 4x + Cos 4x sin 2x = Cos 2x tan 8x

In summary, the equation being discussed is sin 6x cos 4x + cos 4x sin 2x = cos 2x tan 8x. One user suggests using the identity \sin 6x\cos 4x = \frac{1}{2}(\sin 10x + \sin 2x) and \cos 4x\sin 2x = \frac{1}{2}(\sin 6x - \sin 2x) to simplify the equation. Another user points out that the second expression is incorrect and suggests trying to solve the equation using specific values. The first user mentions discovering a new law related to tangent functions.
  • #1
texas_kiwi
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I am trying to prove this equation:

Sin 6x Cos 4x + Cos 4x sin 2x =
Cos 2x tan 8x
Tan 8x​
does anyone have any idea??
 
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[tex] \sin 6x\cos 4x = \frac{1}{2}(\sin 10x + \sin 2x) [/tex]
[tex] \cos 4x\sin 2x = \frac{1}{2}(\sin 6x - \sin 2x) [/tex].

So we get [tex] \frac{1}{2}(\sin 10x + \sin 6x) [/tex]

or [tex] \sin 8x\cos 2x [/tex].

The second expression is not right. Just plug in some values.
 
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yes I will tray to slove it

before some month I one like this and I see new law
tan(a)+tan(b)
tab(a)-tan(b)

I discoverd new law juist in my opinion
 

FAQ: Proving Sin 6x Cos 4x + Cos 4x sin 2x = Cos 2x tan 8x

What is the equation "Proving Sin 6x Cos 4x + Cos 4x sin 2x = Cos 2x tan 8x"?

The equation is a trigonometric identity that states that the sum of the products of sine and cosine of certain angles is equal to the product of cosine and tangent of another angle.

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